Cluster magicians and GPU whisperers, come join us! We’re looking for supercomputing engineers to build the infrastructure behind real-time interactive models, Tinker, and large-scale training: scheduling, storage, networking, reliability, and distributed systems at scale. Hiring in NYC and SF

Software Engineer, Supercomputing

Source: https://job-boards.greenhouse.io/thinkingmachines/jobs/5013914008

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