Eqvilent
Data Center Engineer (Trading Infrastructure)
- Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
- No salary listed
- Mid level
- Remote
- Added 1 month ago
About this role
Support our globally distributed trading infrastructure by testing, validating, and maintaining server and network hardware across data centers. This role blends hands-on lab work with operational coordination, requiring travel for deployments and complex troubleshooting.
What you'll do
- Test and validate server/networking hardware configurations for performance, stability, and compatibility
- Execute hardware acceptance procedures including burn-in checks, firmware baselines, and known-good configurations
- Plan and coordinate maintenance and upgrades across multiple data center sites
- Collaborate with onsite providers and contractors to ensure quality installation and execution
- Create documentation including test results, approved SKUs, standards, and maintenance runbooks
- Troubleshoot hardware issues and support RMA and spare replacement decisions
What they're looking for
- Server hardware fundamentals (CPU, RAM, storage, NICs, firmware/BIOS)
- Networking fundamentals and cabling knowledge
- Linux administration for testing and benchmarking
- Hardware burn-in testing and validation
- Structured troubleshooting and problem-solving
- Project coordination and vendor management
- Technical documentation and data-driven decision making
- FPGA familiarity
Benefits
- Access to global offices
- Flexible schedule
- 40 paid days off
- Competitive salary
- Cutting-edge hardware and technology
- International team environment with growth opportunities
Opens the official application on the employer’s site. No login required.
Eqvilent
Eqvilent builds high-performance, low-latency trading infrastructure and systems that process massive financial market data volumes with extreme speed requirements. The company is hiring C++/CUDA developers, systems engineers, and software engineers to develop production trading platforms, optimize computational algorithms, and maintain globally distributed infrastructure.
- Industry
- Technology & Software
Likely interview questions
- Describe your experience with server hardware testing and burn-in procedures—what tools and methodologies have you used?
- How would you approach validating and standardizing configurations across hardware from different vendors?