HPC & AI Research IT Manager

Zymtronix Catalytic Systems Inc; City of Ithaca (NY); On-site; USD 111,000 - 135,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health care options

Retirement contributions

Vacation and holidays

Education benefits

Job summary

Cornell University seeks a Research & Instructional Team Manager on-campus in Ithaca, NY. You will lead a cross-campus RIS team supporting instructional systems, research computing, and AI/ML initiatives across multiple campuses.

The role owns roadmap, capacity planning, and operations for compute platforms, including Unicorn cluster. Responsibilities include aligning technical investments with faculty needs, and fostering collaboration with the broader Cornell IT community.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree; 5–7 years in installing, configuring, and maintaining workstations and servers (Linux, Windows) in a large multi-vendor environment.
• Experience with HPC clusters using GPUs and CPU computing.
• AI infrastructure experience required.
• Strong computer networks and distributed computing knowledge (TCP/IP, Ethernet).

Responsibilities

• Lead a cross-campus RIS team supporting instructional systems, research computing, and AI/ML initiatives.
• Own roadmap, capacity planning, and operations for research and teaching compute platforms.
• Set standards and priorities aligning investments with faculty and instructional needs across three schools.

Skills

HPC experience

AI infrastructure

GPU clusters

Linux/Windows admin

Networking (TCP/IP)

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

Linux

Windows Server

TCP/IP networking

Job description

Cornell University seeks a Research & Instructional Team Manager on-campus in Ithaca, NY. You will lead a cross-campus RIS team supporting instructional systems, research computing, and AI/ML initiatives across multiple campuses.

The role owns roadmap, capacity planning, and operations for compute platforms, including Unicorn cluster. Responsibilities include aligning technical investments with faculty needs, and fostering collaboration with the broader Cornell IT community.