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GPU Network Engineer

Posted 22 days ago

cybercodersSan Jose (CA)

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About the role

Job Title: GPU Network Engineer Job Location: Sunnyvale, CA (hybrid)
Job Salary: 200k-250k + Benefits
Requirements: Data center, HPC networking, InfiniBand, Kubernetes Based in Sunnyvale, CA, we are an innovative energy infrastructure company that develops cutting-edge data centers to drive the expansion of sustainable energy assets. Due to growth, we are looking for a hands-on GPU Network Engineer to design, build, and operate the high-speed fabrics that connect our GPU clusters. Must be local to Sunnyvale, CA or willing to relocate for this position. (4 days working on-site) If you are a GPU Network Engineer, please read on!
What You Will Be Doing:
  • Design and deploy east-west network fabrics for GPU-to-GPU, rack-to-rack, and cluster-to-cluster communication at scale.
  • Build and operate InfiniBand (NDR/XDR) and RoCEv2 interconnect fabrics as the primary transport for GPU cluster workloads.
  • Implement CLOS/ECMP architectures optimized for high-bandwidth, low-latency, lossless data movement across GPU clusters.
  • Must Have Skills:2+ years in data center or HPC networking, with direct experience in GPU or AI cluster environments.
  • Hands-on experience with GPU cluster networking: GPU-to-GPU, rack-to-rack, and cluster-to-cluster fabric design and operations. Deep working knowledge of InfiniBand (NDR/XDR) and RoCEv2 as primary GPU cluster interconnects -- this is the core of the role.
  • Experience with multi-host networking for bare metal, KVM, and Kubernetes.
  • Proficiency with Netbox, Netconf, and IaC tools (Ansible, Terraform).If hired, you will be rewarded with an offer that includes:200k-250k salary Performance BonusRSUsHealth Benefits 401kPTOOpportunity to work with cutting-edge AI and HPC infrastructure
  • Collaborative, fast-paced environment
  • If you are a GPU Network Engineer, please apply today!

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