GPU Infrastructure Engineer
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- $150K–$250K
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- United States
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Talentsearch is a platform that connects engineers with job opportunities. Syelo Ventures is using our platform to hire for a technology company in its portfolio.
About the employer:
FinTech portfolio company: the portco is building financial and market infrastructure for AI compute. Its GPU compute price indices are already live on Bloomberg Terminal.
You'll evaluate GPU clusters and datacenter providers before the company commits to buying capacity. You'll validate physical infrastructure, networking, rack architecture, and deployment readiness, travel to datacenters when needed, and hold providers accountable for what they promise.
About the role:
This is a hands-on GPU infrastructure role combining technical diligence, datacenter evaluation, and provider accountability before capacity is purchased.
NYC preferred (SF acceptable) · On-site · Travel expected
$150K–$250K base + equity
Visa sponsorship considered case by case
Responsibilities:
- Evaluate GPU clusters and datacenter providers before capacity is purchased.
- Validate physical infrastructure, networking, rack architecture, and deployment readiness.
- Travel to datacenters when needed and hold providers accountable for what they promise.
- Give a clear recommendation on whether each provider can deliver the capacity as promised.
Qualifications:
- 4+ years of relevant infrastructure engineering experience.
- Hands-on GPU hardware and rack architecture knowledge.
- Physical networking experience in datacenter environments.
- Experience with datacenter deployments and infrastructure troubleshooting.
- Experience doing technical due diligence of infrastructure or providers.
Background as an NVIDIA Solutions Architect, GPU infrastructure engineer, or at a neocloud (such as Fluidstack) or datacenter infrastructure provider is especially relevant. Comfort traveling to datacenters and holding providers accountable is a must.
Small team, high autonomy, and direct ownership of whether capacity gets bought.
Interested, or know someone who could be a fit? DM me for details.
