Software Engineer, GPU Infrastructure

About this role

Fluidstack seeks a Software Engineer to build automation and observability systems for managing a massive GPU compute fleet. You'll own health monitoring pipelines, repair automation, GPU qualification platforms, and BMC/Redfish tooling across Kubernetes and bare metal infrastructure scaling to multiple GWs annually.

What you'll do

• Design and implement fleet-wide GPU health metrics, alerting, and unified monitoring across Kubernetes and bare metal at scale
• Build end-to-end repair automation pipelines from failure detection through triage, RMA, and return to service
• Develop and expand GPU qualification platform for burn-in testing, performance baselining, and new hardware NPI execution
• Own Redfish and BMC tooling for firmware telemetry and low-level fleet access
• Drive production cluster migrations and Kubernetes orchestration during rapid site expansions
• Ensure reliability and operability of one of the world's largest GPU fleets

What they're looking for

• Kubernetes and container orchestration
• Systems automation and infrastructure-as-code
• Hardware fundamentals (firmware, BMC, silicon-level failure modes)
• Observability and monitoring systems (metrics, alerting, logging)
• Redfish and IPMI/BMC APIs
• Go, Python, or similar systems programming languages
• Distributed systems and fleet management at scale
• Debugging and performance tuning under ambiguity

Benefits

• Work on civilization-scale AI infrastructure
• Extreme ownership and autonomy over end-to-end systems
• Fast-paced, high-intensity environment with clear impact
• Opportunity to set production standards for new hardware generations
• Exposure to frontier compute challenges across hardware and software
• Team culture emphasizing first-principles thinking and velocity

Likely interview questions

• Tell us about a time you automated a manual, repetitive process. What made it successful?
• How would you approach building observability for a fleet you've never seen before, with hardware you don't fully understand?