The Senior Compute Engineer will own the design, provisioning, and lifecycle of the compute infrastructure that powers Torus Systems. You will take GPU and CPU servers from rack to production-ready, building repeatable, secure, automated processes for bare-metal bring-up, out-of-band management, and fleet operations at scale.
Compensation
$150,000 - $190,000 (Note: We have the flexibility to hire at different levels, which may impact the corresponding pay range.)
Responsibilities
Configure and standardize BMCs (Supermicro IPMI and Redfish, or equivalent such as iDRAC or iLO)
Define hardware-side provisioning standards (BIOS/UEFI settings, boot order, option ROM settings, storage and RAID configuration)
Secure the out-of-band management plane
Own firmware lifecycle management for BIOS, BMC, CPLD, NICs, storage controllers, and GPUs
Own GPU node bring-up and validation: drivers and CUDA stack, GPU and NVLink health, DCGM or equivalent diagnostics, and burn-in
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in computer science, engineering, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience
Nice to have: InfiniBand fabric management (UFM)
Nice to have: Liquid-cooled systems (CDU, direct-to-chip)
Nice to have: Infrastructure-as-code
Nice to have: Endpoint security and device management tools (EDR, MDM)
Customer success is a new and strategic department at Canonical, with the objective of reducing risk and churn, facilitating the adoption of new products or services, and supporting expansion within existing accounts. Customer Success Managers (CSM) are responsible for developing trust with their assigned customers and providing them with the best possible experience navigating Canonical's vast offering.
Compensation
We consider geographical location, experience, and performance in shaping compensation worldwide. We revisit compensation annually (and more often for graduates and associates) to ensure we recognize outstanding performance. In addition to base pay, we offer a performance-driven annual bonus or commission.
Responsibilities
Onboard new customers and introduce them to our products and support processes
Elaborate and coordinate complex projects in interaction with developers, IT managers and decision makers from various industries
Collaborate with Sales, Field Engineering and Support in developing and delivering engagement plans that fulfill the customer's objectives
Manage a portfolio of customers in a specific geographic region and identify growth opportunities or renewal risks in coordination with Sales
Serve as a customer advocate internally and influence Canonical products roadmaps, Canonical websites, documentation, processes and people to improve customer satisfaction and retention
The Systems Engineer II will build, run, and improve the platforms that connect Torus sites: provisioning and operating systems, secure remote access, telemetry collection, and the integration of industrial controllers and facility equipment into our central monitoring environment.
Compensation
$100,000 - 160,000
Responsibilities
Provisioning and operating systems
Administer and operate MAAS for bare-metal provisioning
Build and maintain standardized OS images and cloud-init configurations for Linux hosts
Automate OS patching, configuration management, and baseline compliance
Secure remote access and connectivity using Tailscale
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in IT, computer science, engineering, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience
Lead customers through the design and delivery of OpenStack, Kubernetes, and software-defined networking solutions, enabling VNF/CNF, NFV, and MEC workloads at scale in the telco industry.
Locations (3)
Americas
APAC
EMEA
Compensation
Your base pay will depend on various factors including your geographical location, level of experience, knowledge and skills. In addition to the benefits above, certain roles are also eligible for additional benefits and rewards including annual bonuses and sales incentives based on revenue or utilisation. Our compensation philosophy is to ensure equity right across our global workforce.
Responsibilities
Translate Service Provider requirements into practical telco cloud platform architectures
Provide technical pre-sales consulting to Service Provider teams
Design and implement telco-grade open source multi-tenant private clouds and micro clouds
Investigate, report and/or fix software defects uncovered during customer deployments
Design user experience for infrastructure tools such as MAAS, LXD, MicroCloud and Canonical k8s, collaborating with engineering and product teams to shape cloud and data center products.
Responsibilities
Build tools that enable cloud experiences
Collaborate with product managers and engineers to shape future of data center
Support complex products with design and UX heuristics
Evolve and evangelise design systems
Understand broader scope and constraints
Requirements
Bachelor’s in User Experience, Design, STEM or equivalent
Develop high-quality complex clinical and regulatory documents from planning and coordination through to final delivery, ensuring they meet all regulatory requirements and company standards.
Responsibilities
Researches, writes, and edits clinical study reports and study protocols, and summarizes data from clinical studies
May serve as primary author who writes and provides input on complex clinical and scientific and program level documents, including IBs, INDs, and MAAs
Provides senior level review of routine and complex documents
Provides training and mentorship for other writers and program managers on document preparation, the use of software for document development, document types, regulatory requirements, and therapeutic area knowledge
Ensures compliance with quality processes and requirements for assigned documents
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in a scientific discipline or equivalent and relevant formal academic / vocational qualification
Lead the design, development, configuration, and automation of AI infrastructure clusters.
Compensation
Competitive base pay for Bellevue market
Certain roles are eligible for additional rewards, including merit increases, annual bonus, and long term incentives.
Responsibilities
Develop infrastructure-as-code, automation, and provisioning systems for compute, networking, and storage.
Deploy and optimize Kubernetes, container, and distributed computing platforms.
Optimize GPU, networking, storage, and system performance for large-scale AI workloads.
Troubleshoot complex issues across hardware, operating systems, networking, storage, and software stacks.
Build reliability, observability, and operational excellence practices for mission-critical infrastructure.
Technical Product Managers at Nscale own the definition, delivery, and ongoing evolution of a slice of the Nscale platform. As a Senior Technical Product Manager for Fleet Operations, you own the product strategy for the day 0–2+ operational software that runs our global GPU fleet.
Compensation
Salary Range
$200,000—$280,000 USD
Responsibilities
Own the strategy and roadmap for a significant Fleet Operations product area
Lead multi-sprint, cross-functional initiatives from problem framing through rollout across live GPU clusters
Turn operational ambiguity into product: shadow on-call rotations, ride along with support and repair workflows, and translate recurring toil into tooling, automation, and platform capabilities
Define the metrics that matter for a GPU fleet — availability, utilisation, MTTR, time-to-bring-up, hardware failure rates, support ticket deflection — and drive the roadmap against them
Partner with engineering on architecture and trade-offs for systems that span bare metal, orchestration, observability, and control planes
Requirements
Degree in computer science, engineering, or a related field
Nice to have: Cloud infrastructure
Nice to have: Bare-metal provisioning
Nice to have: Fleet or hardware lifecycle management