Senior AI Compute Engineer — Forward-Deployed HPC

NVIDIA Gruppe; California (MO); On-site; USD 184,000 - 357,000; Full time

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Job summary

NVIDIA Gruppe seeks a Senior AI Compute Engineer to deploy, manage, and validate AI Compute/HPC infrastructure for enterprise customers. You will act as a forward-deployed technical liaison between NVIDIA’s Partner Network, internal teams, and customers.

Responsibilities include planning with partners, implementation, and thorough documentation for successful rollouts. Expect up to 30% travel across the United States and collaboration on reference architectures.

Qualifications

• 8+ years delivering deployment services for hardware/software products.
• Linux admin, kernel management, performance logging and tuning.
• Scripting proficiency and experience with schedulers (SLURM/LSF/UGE).
• Bachelor's degree in CS/EE or equivalent experience.
• Able to travel up to 30% in the US.

Responsibilities

• Deploy, manage, and validate AI Compute/HPC infrastructure in Linux environments.
• Be the domain expert with partners during planning and implementation.
• Provide handover docs and knowledge transfers for rollout to customers.
• Provide feedback to internal/partners teams, document workarounds and improvements.

Skills

Linux system administration

Scripting (Bash, Python, Ansible)

HPC cluster management

Kubernetes

Performance tuning

Networking/advanced networking

Education

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science / Electrical/Computer Engineering

Tools

SLURM

LSF

UGE

Base Command Manager (BCM)

InfiniBand

NCCL

MLPerf

Kubernetes

Job description

NVIDIA Gruppe seeks a Senior AI Compute Engineer to deploy, manage, and validate AI Compute/HPC infrastructure for enterprise customers. You will act as a forward-deployed technical liaison between NVIDIA’s Partner Network, internal teams, and customers.

Responsibilities include planning with partners, implementation, and thorough documentation for successful rollouts. Expect up to 30% travel across the United States and collaboration on reference architectures.