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Senior HPC Support Engineer & Deployment Lead

Reposted 2 Days Ago
Remote or Hybrid
Hiring Remotely in United States
Senior level
Remote or Hybrid
Hiring Remotely in United States
Senior level
Lead customer-facing HPC deployments and serve as the escalation point for complex hardware, operating system, application, and compiler issues. Deploy and debug GPU-accelerated Kubernetes clusters across on-premises and cloud environments, using Python, C#/.NET, CUDA, and ROCm. Diagnose issues involving NVIDIA and AMD GPUs, high-speed interconnects, PCIe topology, and driver stacks. Create technical documentation, reproduce customer failures, and collaborate with engineering and R&D on bug reports and product improvements.
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Your Mission

You will act as the escalation point for our most challenging technical hurdles, ensuring that our compiler technology runs flawlessly on the world's most powerful hardware.

  • Think: Lead the architectural strategy for customer rollouts. You will analyze client infrastructure—evaluating power, high-speed interconnects (Infiniband/RoCE), and software environments—to plan successful cluster deployments. You will drive complex customer issues to resolution by diagnosing root causes that sit between hardware, the OS, and our application layer.

  • Implement:

    • Execute hands-on deployments of Kubernetes clusters (on-prem and cloud) tailored for GPU acceleration.

    • Dive deep into code and systems to detail, reproduce, and resolve issues. You will set up test environments using C#, CUDA, and ROCm to mimic customer failures.

    • Work directly with the latest silicon (NVIDIA H100, AMD MI300) and interconnects to ensure our software utilizes the hardware correctly.

  • Build:

    • The Knowledge Base: You will author detailed technical solutions, white papers, and "known issue" documentations. Your work will empower the rest of the team and our users to solve problems faster.

    • Feedback Loops: Collaborate closely with the Engineering and R&D teams. You will translate field data into clear bug reports and feature requests, helping to shape the future stability of the product.

What You Bring to the Table

You are a "System Doctor." You have the computer science fundamentals to understand code, but your expertise lies in making that code run reliably on physical systems.

  • Experience: You have a BS/MS in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or related field, with 8+ years of experience in system software development and hardware support. You have a proven track record in customer-facing roles.

  • HPC & Hardware Fluency: You have a deep understanding of GPU architectures and how they interact with the rest of the system. You are comfortable dealing with high-speed interconnects, PCIe topology, and driver stacks.

  • Software Ecosystem: You possess strong computer science fundamentals. You are an expert in Python and scripting for automation, but you are also comfortable navigating C#/.NET environments and the CUDA/ROCm ecosystems.

  • Containerization: You have practical experience deploying and debugging Kubernetes clusters in production environments.

  • Communication: Excellent interpersonal skills are non-negotiable. You can remain calm under pressure, communicate complex technical details to stakeholders, and manage customer expectations effectively.

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