Technical Account Manager
About the role
- Apply expertise to large-scale compute system development, including design validation, integration, performance tuning, and optimization
- Act as the primary technical point of contact for compute infrastructure definition, requirements, and delivery across all customer accounts
- Lead technical implementation, integration testing, provisioning, and go-live activities for GPU/CPU clusters and supporting infrastructure
- Provide deep expertise on compute-specific elements including GPUs/CPUs, high-performance networking, data center connectivity, and related systems
- Handle technical escalations, root-cause analysis, troubleshooting, and drive resolution to ensure SOW and SLA compliance
- Represent compute systems in cross-functional trades, risk discussions, and issue resolution with internal teams, management, and customers
- Interface with Hardware, Network, Facilities, Cloud Compute, SRE, and Program Management teams to ensure successful end-to-end delivery
- Participate in verification testing, performance characterization, reliability assessments, and continuous optimization
- Support expansion planning, capacity scaling, and new use cases across customer accounts
- Ensure on-time deliverables, proactive risk mitigation, and overall mission success for all customers
- Master's degree or higher in a STEM discipline
- Prior experience as a Technical Account Manager, Solutions Architect, or equivalent supporting enterprise or hyperscale compute deployments
- Deep knowledge of InfiniBand, RoCE, NVIDIA networking technologies (NCCL, NVLink, GPU Direct RDMA), and large GPU cluster architectures
- Experience with AI/ML training and inference infrastructure at scale
- Strong background in performance tuning, security/compliance implementation, and hybrid/cloud integration
- Demonstrated ability to assess risk and make decisions with incomplete data in a fast-paced environment
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills with the ability to interface effectively with customers and internal stakeholders
- Hands-on experience with Linux environments, orchestration tools, and infrastructure monitoring
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