Software Engineer, Platform Infrastructure
$180,000 - $440,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$180,000 - $440,000 per year
About the role
- Design, build, and implement a large-scale distributed system that powers one of the world's largest supercomputing clusters
- Dive into the low-level stack to profile, debug, and optimize performance across diverse systems, including GPUs, Linux kernel, networking, and filesystems, to achieve peak efficiency
- Collaborate on hardware, software, and algorithm co-design to push the boundaries of AI training
- Maintain and innovate on our codebase to ensure scalability and reliability
- Develop tools to enhance team productivity and streamline workflows
- Computer systems fundamentals with a grasp of how computers execute code from transistors to high-level applications
- Collaborate in a fast-paced, open environment to design and foundational systems
- Strong debugging skills across the full stack — from kernel and OS up through container orchestration layers
- Deep knowledge of operating systems internals (process scheduling, memory management, file systems, and synchronization primitives)
- Proficiency in performance analysis, profiling, and low-level optimization techniques
- Solid understanding of computer networks and the TCP/IP stack
- Experience working with Linux kernel concepts or systems-level debugging tools (e.g., perf, gdb, strace, Wireshark)
- Proficiency deploying and managing workloads using Kubernetes manifests, Helm, Operators, and GitOps workflows
- Solid understanding of containerization technologies (Docker, containerd, crio) and their interaction with the Linux kernel
- Experience with observability and monitoring in distributed systems (Prometheus, Grafana, VictoriaMetrics, OpenTelemetry, or similar)
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