Orchestration Workload Engineer - ACE - AI Factory
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About this role
As a Workload Orchestration Engineer within the Accelerated Compute Engineering (ACE) team, you will be recognised internally as an expert in workload orchestration, owning and advancing our scheduler tech stack across our High-Performance Computing (HPC) platforms. With the rapid expansion of our compute infrastructure, your broad expertise will drive the efficient scheduling, policy management, and resource optimization of our multi-node CPU and GPU environments. In this role, you will use your expertise to bridge traditional scientific computing with modern AI paradigms, while acting as a coach and mentor to help colleagues develop technical expertise.…
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For this role: r, kubernetes, docker, terraform, ansible…
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Level fit
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Domain experience
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