AI HPC Storage Architect & Reference Designs

Advanced Micro Devices; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Job summary

Advanced Micro Devices in Austin, TX is seeking an engineer who thrives on exploration and solving complex HPC and AI storage challenges. This hands-on role focuses on researching AI infrastructure, documenting reference architectures, and creating reproducible experiments and deployment blueprints to guide internal teams and customers on how AMD-based systems perform at scale.

You will craft technical artifacts, evaluate storage technologies, and build small reference implementations.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated end-to-end systems thinking and debugging skills.
• Experience with HPC clusters and AI-oriented storage.
• Ability to author technical artifacts and design docs.
• Familiarity with schedulers and orchestration in HPC/AI environments.

Responsibilities

• Shape AI infrastructure by creating reference architectures and deployment blueprints.
• Build a library of technical artifacts to support pre-sales and skill-up initiatives.
• Evaluate HPC/AI stacks focusing on storage solutions and trade-offs.
• Design reproducible experiments and benchmarking harnesses for storage tech.
• Develop reference implementations to validate performance hypotheses.

Skills

HPC systems thinking

Storage solutions

Linux fundamentals

AI/HPC workload knowledge

Benchmarking and analysis

Documentation and communication

Orchestration (Slurm/Kubernetes)

Education

Bachelor's or Master's in Electrical/Computer Engineering

Tools

Slurm

Kubernetes

MPI/OpenMP

Job description

Advanced Micro Devices in Austin, TX is seeking an engineer who thrives on exploration and solving complex HPC and AI storage challenges. This hands-on role focuses on researching AI infrastructure, documenting reference architectures, and creating reproducible experiments and deployment blueprints to guide internal teams and customers on how AMD-based systems perform at scale.

You will craft technical artifacts, evaluate storage technologies, and build small reference implementations.