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Mistral AI

NEW - Systems Engineer, HPC

Palo Alto (Remote)fulltimemidAdded today

About this role

Mistral seeks a Systems Engineer to design, operate, and scale large-scale HPC clusters and Linux infrastructure powering AI research and production workloads. You'll ensure reliability and performance across petabyte-scale systems while collaborating with infrastructure and research teams to solve complex scaling challenges.

What you'll do

  • Operate and maintain large-scale Linux environments, bare metal clusters, and cloud infrastructure
  • Monitor system health, troubleshoot incidents, and ensure high availability for production and research workloads
  • Scale clusters toward hundreds to thousands of nodes while optimizing performance and resource utilization
  • Automate operational tasks using Python, Bash, Ansible, or Terraform for deployment and lifecycle management
  • Work with job schedulers like Slurm to optimize workload management and resource allocation
  • Collaborate with HPC, infrastructure, and research teams to align systems with user needs

What they're looking for

  • Linux systems administration at scale (HPC clusters or cloud)
  • Job scheduler experience (Slurm)
  • Infrastructure as Code and automation (Ansible, Terraform)
  • Container orchestration (Kubernetes)
  • Storage systems (Ceph, Lustre, NFS)
  • Networking fundamentals (Ethernet, InfiniBand)
  • Python and Bash scripting
  • GPU or AI/ML workload exposure

Benefits

  • Healthcare coverage
  • Parental leave
  • Retirement plans
  • Relocation support
  • Wellness programs
  • Meal and transportation allowances

Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through your experience managing large-scale HPC clusters—what was the largest environment you've operated, and what were your key scaling challenges?
  • How have you used Slurm in production, and what optimizations have you implemented for workload scheduling?
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