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Franklin Fitch is partnering with a leading global research and advisory organization to scale its HPC and GPU capabilities in the United States. The role focuses on expanding GPU clusters from 8 to 32 NVIDIA H200s and shaping long-term AI infrastructure strategy.
Approximately 85% of time is engineering and platform development with some operational support. The ideal candidate will have 5–10 years in infrastructure, HPC or research computing, and proven project leadership with strong
Our client is a highly respected global consulting and research organization that supports leading commercial enterprises, public sector institutions, and professional services firms. As part of a significant investment in AI infrastructure, they are expanding their internal high performance computing (HPC) and GPU capabilities to support next-generation machine learning and large language model (LLM) initiatives.
This is an exciting opportunity to join a small, highly skilled infrastructure team at a pivotal stage of growth. The successful candidate will play a key role in scaling a GPU environment from 8 to 32 NVIDIA H200 GPUs while helping shape the organization's long-term AI and HPC strategy.
The role is heavily project-focused, with approximately 85% dedicated to engineering, architecture, and platform development activities, and a smaller proportion supporting operational needs.
You'll work at the intersection of traditional HPC, research computing, and modern AI infrastructure, supporting both analytical workloads and large-scale model training environments.
We're particularly interested in candidates who combine deep infrastructure expertise with an understanding of how end-users consume HPC resources.
This role is particularly well suited to someone who:
You'll join a close-knit team of experienced infrastructure specialists covering HPC operations, automation, applications, and platform engineering. The group operates in a highly collaborative remote-first model, with team members distributed across the United States.
A notable area of planned growth is AI and LLM infrastructure expertise, making this a high-visibility hire with significant opportunity for progression and influence.
If you're an HPC infrastructure engineer looking to move into a highly visible AI-focused environment while remaining close to the hardware, architecture, and platform engineering side of the stack, we'd love to hear from you.