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Senior Solution Engineer – GPU and AI Infrastructure (F673F3F)

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The Role
Design enterprise GPU clusters and produce clear high-level and low-level designs, rack and network diagrams, and detailed bills of materials.
- Shape scale-up and scale-out architectures across NVIDIA GPU platforms, NVLink and NVSwitch, high-speed InfiniBand and RoCE fabrics, storage, power and cooling.
- Translate customer workload, performance and commercial requirements into practical bare-metal, Slurm or Kubernetes-based solutions.
- Lead technical discovery sessions, architecture workshops and executive presentations, and contribute to complex proposals and RFP responses.
- Plan and oversee proofs of concept, using appropriate benchmarking to validate throughput, latency and distributed training performance.
- Work closely with enterprise customers, hardware vendors and internal engineering teams, feeding technical insight back into the platform roadmap.
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What We're Looking For
- At least five years in solution architecture, systems engineering or technical pre-sales focused on HPC, AI infrastructure or high-performance cloud platforms.
- Deep knowledge of NVIDIA HGX or DGX systems, GPU interconnects and modern rack-scale GPU architectures.
- Strong experience designing InfiniBand and/or RoCE networks, including congestion management and GPU-direct technologies.
- Practical understanding of GPU workload orchestration through Kubernetes and associated NVIDIA operators, or bare-metal environments using technologies such as Slurm, Ansible and Terraform.
- A track record of producing robust HLDs, LLDs, network diagrams and itemised infrastructure designs.
- Confident communication with CTOs, infrastructure leaders and ML engineers, with the judgement to explain hardware, networking and cost trade-offs.
- Awareness of high-density data-centre power, cooling and storage considerations.


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Relevant Desirable Experience
- NVIDIA AI infrastructure, networking or InfiniBand certifications would be useful, as would experience with performance testing for distributed AI workloads.
- A relevant degree is welcome, although equivalent practical experience is equally valuable.
This could suit a Senior Solutions Architect, HPC Systems Engineer or technical pre-sales specialist who has designed GPU clusters and wants to remain close to both customers and engineering. You must be based in the UK.
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