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Technical Support Engineer (GPU Clusters) - US Weekends

Together AI · Remote · San Francisco

Infrastructureremote$160k–$230k
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At a glance

Highlights

  • Support customers building training, fine-tuning and inference solutions.
  • Act as customer-facing SRE ensuring enterprise GPU clusters stay healthy.
  • Turn customer insights into action to help shape the product roadmap.

What they offer

  • Startup equity
  • Health insurance
  • Remote work flexibility

Ideal candidate

Deeply technical, customer-obsessed problem-solver passionate about AI and customer success. You thrive in fast-paced environments, take ownership, and enjoy collaborating across teams to resolve complex challenges.

Requirements

  • 3+ years in customer-facing technical role with 1+ year supporting AI service or mission-critical SaaS API
  • Experience as an SRE or DevOps engineer working with Kubernetes
  • Knowledge of AI, ML, GPU technologies and HPC environments
  • Advanced knowledge of infrastructure services, IaC, networking, storage and scripting
  • Experience with HPC/Slurm clusters including node draining and job scheduling
  • Familiarity with InfiniBand, RDMA and network diagnostics
  • Experience with distributed storage and troubleshooting I/O issues
  • Excellent communication skills and cross-functional collaboration
remote policy
Flexibility in terms of remote work

Lab profile

About Together AI

AI-native cloud for training and inference on large-scale GPU infrastructure for AI apps and agents.

What they build

  • AI-native cloud platform
  • GPU clusters for training and inference
  • Platform for AI applications and agents

Known for

  • Operating large-scale GPU fleets
  • Automated infrastructure at massive scale
  • Multi-site data center deployment

Key facts

  • Over 1M developers
  • Operates one of the world's largest GPU fleets
  • Infrastructure managing tens of thousands of GPUs
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