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Luma seeks an engineer to build and optimize distributed training systems for multimodal models across thousands of GPUs. You will tackle advanced parallelism, training stability, and utilization across massive clusters to empower researchers with reliable, scalable infrastructure.
This role focuses on real problems at scale, including FSDP, multi-node training, and efficient communication. You will develop monitoring tools and automation to keep large runs stable and productive.
You’ll build the distributed systems that train Luma's large-scale multimodal models across thousands of GPUs, so researchers can focus on innovation on top of reliable, efficient, scalable infrastructure.
This is hard PyTorch, CUDA, and distributed-systems work — advanced parallelism, training stability, and utilization across massive clusters. It fits an engineer who’s solved real problems training foundation models at scale. If you haven’t worked at the level of FSDP and multi-node training, this is the wrong depth.
About Luma: Luma's mission is to build unified general intelligence that can generate, understand, and operate in the physical world. We believe multimodality is critical for intelligence — the next step beyond language models comes from vision. Luma is an equal opportunity employer.