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Machine learning engineers are increasingly responsible for building, deploying, monitoring, and maintaining both traditional machine learning and generative AI solutions in production. The AWS Certified Machine Learning Engineer – Associate (MLA-C02) certification validates the technical skills required to operationalize ML and AI workloads using AWS services.
The AWS Certified Machine Learning Engineer – Associate (MLA-C02) course is designed to help learners prepare for the updated AWS certification exam and its current beta version. The certification covers traditional machine learning alongside foundation models, generative AI, Amazon Bedrock, Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), and agentic AI workflows.
Throughout the course, learners will explore data preparation, ML and foundation model development, model deployment, workflow orchestration, monitoring, security, cost optimization, and production operations. The course focuses on the practical AWS skills required to build and maintain production-ready ML and AI solutions.
By the end of this course, learners will have the knowledge needed to prepare for the AWS Certified Machine Learning Engineer – Associate (MLA-C02) exam and demonstrate their understanding of modern ML engineering practices on AWS.
24x7 support from our Subject Matter Experts
Unlimited access for 2 years
Course completion certificate
2 practice tests with 130+ unique questions and exhaustive explanations
Course crafted by industry experts
Machine learning engineering has expanded beyond traditional model development to include generative AI, foundation models, LLMs, and agentic AI applications. AWS has updated the MLA certification to reflect these evolving responsibilities while retaining its core ML engineering focus.
This course provides a structured learning path aligned with the MLA-C02 exam domains, helping learners strengthen their understanding of data preparation, model development, deployment, orchestration, monitoring, security, and production operations.
Whether you work with traditional ML models, generative AI applications, or production ML pipelines, this course helps you build the skills required to implement and operationalize AI and ML solutions using AWS.
Learn how to ingest, transform, validate, and prepare data for machine learning and AI workloads. This domain covers data processing, feature engineering, data quality, storage, and preparation techniques required for ML and AI solutions.
Understand how to select modeling approaches, train and tune ML models, analyze model performance, manage model versions, and work with foundation models and generative AI workloads.
Learn how to select deployment infrastructure, configure endpoints and compute resources, implement scaling, and establish CI/CD pipelines for ML and AI workflows.
Explore how to monitor models, AI workflows, data, and infrastructure while applying security controls, compliance practices, observability, and operational techniques for production ML and AI solutions.
To get the most from this course, learners should have:
At least 1 year of experience using Amazon SageMaker AI, Amazon Bedrock, and other AWS services for ML engineering
At least 1 year of experience in a related role such as ML engineer, MLOps engineer, data engineer, backend developer, or data scientist
Experience working with both traditional machine learning and generative AI
Understanding of common ML algorithms and their use cases
There are no mandatory prerequisites for taking this course.
Practical AWS experience with machine learning services is strongly recommended.
Familiarity with Amazon SageMaker AI and Amazon Bedrock is beneficial.
Basic understanding of machine learning, generative AI, foundation models, and data engineering is recommended.
The MLA-C02 beta exam introduces an updated scope that reflects the evolving role of machine learning engineers. The beta includes coverage of:
Generative AI implementation
Amazon Bedrock
Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)
Foundation models and LLMs
Agentic AI workflows
By completing this course, you will be able to:
Prepare and transform data for ML and AI workloads.
Apply data validation and feature engineering techniques.
Select appropriate ML modeling approaches.
Train, tune, evaluate, and manage ML models.
Work with foundation models and generative AI workloads.
This course is ideal for:
Machine Learning Engineers
MLOps Engineers
LLMOps Engineers
Data Engineers
Data Scientists
After completing this course and earning the certification, learners can apply their skills in roles such as:
Machine Learning Engineer
MLOps Engineer
LLMOps Engineer
AI/ML Engineer
Data Engineer
Prepare for the AWS Certified Machine Learning Engineer – Associate (MLA-C02) exam.
Build practical skills for operationalizing ML workloads on AWS.
Develop knowledge of both traditional ML and generative AI.
Learn how to work with foundation models and LLMs.
Understand Amazon Bedrock and RAG architectures.
Data Preparation for ML and AI
Feature Engineering
Machine Learning Model Development
Foundation Model Development
Generative AI
This certification validates your readiness to operationalize and implement ML workloads in production on AWS. It proves practical, job-ready skills in model deployment, monitoring, and optimization using AWS ML services.
Validates in-demand ML engineering skills as AI adoption accelerates across industries.
Confirms hands-on ability with SageMaker, Bedrock, and AWS data pipelines.
Proves you can deploy, monitor, and troubleshoot ML models at scale.
An AWS credential trusted by employers hiring ML and MLOps engineers.
Exam Format and Information
Prior Certification
Not Required
Exam Validity
36 Months
Exam Fee
$75 USD during the beta period
Exam Duration
170 minutes
No. of Questions
85 Questions
Passing Marks
720/1000
One year of hands-on experience with Amazon SageMaker and other AWS ML services.
English, Japanese, Korean, and Simplified Chinese.
Multiple Choice, Response, Ordering, Matching, Case Study.
The MLA-C021 certification suits professionals with hands-on ML engineering experience, including data scientists, software developers, and DevOps engineers responsible for operationalizing machine learning workloads on AWS.

Professionals who work hands-on with ML models.

Anyone wanting to validate their ML engineering skills.

Software developers focused on career advancement.

Data engineers building ML pipelines on AWS.

DevOps engineers operationalizing ML in production.

Data scientists deploying models in production environments.

Purchase once and access the course for two full years.

Our AWS experts are ready to clarify all of your questions.

2 practice tests with 130+ unique questions and definite explanations.

Training materials verified and updated frequently by industry experts.
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A minimum of one year of experience in machine learning engineering or a similar field. Along with one year of practical experience using AWS services, is ideal for this exam.
No, this AWS machine learning certification training will not provide you with a voucher. You will have to directly schedule and take the exam.
Yes, it is wise to add ML to your skill set for better career opportunities.
The AWS Certified Machine Learning Engineer – Associate (MLA-C02) is an updated AWS Associate-level certification that validates skills in building, deploying, operationalizing, monitoring, and securing AI and ML solutions on AWS.
Involvement in forum discussions and study groups.
Understand the exam structure.
Get your basics revamped.
Take up the Practice tests to examine your Exam preparation for AWS MLA-C01 certification
The standard MLA-C02 exam uses a scaled score from 100–1,000 with a minimum passing score of 720. However, AWS notes that the standard pass/fail scoring does not apply to the beta version.
MLA-C02 expands the exam scope to include generative AI, foundation models, LLMs, Amazon Bedrock, RAG architectures, agentic AI workflows, and responsible AI, alongside traditional ML engineering skills.
Familiarity with ML model deployment, monitoring, and CI/CD practices
Model and AI solution operationalization
Responsible AI practices
Monitoring and optimization of AI/ML workloads
The beta exam is available in English only and contains 85 questions with a duration of 170 minutes. Beta exams include additional items used for statistical evaluation, and these additional items do not affect the score.
Understand Amazon Bedrock capabilities for AI applications.
Implement RAG-based AI solutions.
Build and orchestrate agentic AI workflows.
Deploy ML and AI models using appropriate AWS infrastructure.
Configure endpoints, compute resources, and auto scaling.
Implement CI/CD pipelines for ML and AI workflows.
Monitor models, data, infrastructure, and AI workflows.
Apply security, access control, and compliance practices.
Optimize AI/ML workloads for performance and cost.
Prepare confidently for the AWS Certified Machine Learning Engineer – Associate (MLA-C02) exam.
Backend Software Developers
DevOps Engineers
AI/ML Developers
Cloud Engineers working with ML workloads
Professionals responsible for deploying and operationalizing AI/ML solutions
AWS specifically identifies ML engineers, MLOps engineers, LLMOps engineers, data engineers, backend software developers, and data scientists among the relevant candidate roles.
Data Scientist
Machine Learning Developer
AI Engineer
Backend Software Developer
Cloud ML Engineer
Build knowledge of agentic AI workflows.
Strengthen skills in ML deployment, orchestration, monitoring, and security.
Validate production-focused ML engineering capabilities with an AWS certification.
Prepare for the updated MLA-C02 beta exam.
Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)
Agentic AI
ML Model Deployment
ML Workflow Orchestration
CI/CD for ML and AI
Model Monitoring
AI/ML Observability
ML Security
Responsible AI
Cost and Performance Optimization
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