HPC Platform Engineer
About the role
- Administer and support HPC clusters in production environments
- Configure and tune job schedulers (Slurm preferred)
- Support distributed multi-node workloads (MPI)
- Install, upgrade, and maintain HPC infrastructure
- Configure and optimize parallel file systems (Lustre preferred)
- Support GPU and accelerated computing environments
- Monitor system performance and troubleshoot issues
- Manage Linux-based HPC environments
- Collaborate with engineering and scientific users
- Support HPC environment upgrades and improvements Required Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience 5+ years professional HPC experience
- Hands-on HPC cluster administration experience
- Linux systems administration experience (production environments)
- Experience configuring job schedulers (Slurm preferred)
- Experience supporting multi-node distributed workloads (MPI)
- Experience with HPC infrastructure components: Parallel file systems (Lustre preferred)
- High-speed interconnectsGPU / accelerated computing Preferred Qualifications
- Slurm configuration and tuning experience
- Lustre installation and upgradesHPC performance optimization experience
- Scripting experience (Python/Bash)
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