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AION

Decentralized GPU marketplace for AI

Infrastructure Engineer

Platform EngineeringConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeBengaluru, Karnataka, India

About the Job

Requirements

  • Six to ten years of experience in infrastructure engineering, focused on observability, monitoring systems, and production service development; candidates with different experience profiles may be considered.
  • Production experience monitoring NVIDIA GPUs using DCGM, NVML, and nvidia-smi, and understanding GPU utilization, memory, temperature, power, ECC errors, and failure modes.
  • Experience deploying and operating Loki, Grafana, Tempo, and Mimir alongside Prometheus in production, and experience with at least one long-term storage solution: Thanos, VictoriaMetrics, or Mimir.
  • Experience with Go or Rust systems programming to build production services, including custom Prometheus exporters, monitoring agents, systemd daemons, and instrumented controllers.
  • Experience developing Kubernetes controllers and operators using controller-runtime or client-go, with instrumentation and observability for custom resources.
  • Experience designing SLO/SLI frameworks, intelligent alerting strategies, health-check systems, and anomaly detection for distributed workloads.
  • Experience deploying and managing SLURM clusters, understanding job schedulers, and monitoring batch workloads.
  • Advanced Kubernetes expertise, including custom resource definitions, admission controllers, scheduling extensions, and cluster-wide monitoring architectures.
  • Experience monitoring machine-learning training jobs, including GPU efficiency, distributed training metrics, and NCCL performance, and inference workloads, including latency, throughput, batch processing, and cost per inference.
  • Experience designing metrics architecture, including cardinality management, aggregation strategies, recording rules, retention policies, and balancing observability costs with data granularity at scale.
  • Experience managing observable infrastructure declaratively with GitOps and ArgoCD, building platform abstractions, and creating self-service systems with integrated monitoring.
  • Experience writing systemd unit files, managing service dependencies, deploying monitoring agents as systemd services, and debugging service failures on bare-metal hosts.
  • Experience implementing secure metrics and log isolation for multi-tenant observability, RBAC policies for monitoring data, and isolation while maintaining platform-wide visibility.
  • Networking proficiency with CNI plugins, network observability, and monitoring distributed training communication patterns.
  • Experience using Terraform or similar infrastructure-as-code tools to deploy observable infrastructure and integrate monitoring into provisioning workflows.

Responsibilities

  • Build and deploy monitoring for GPU infrastructure using DCGM, NVML, and custom exporters, including metrics pipelines for GPU health, utilization, thermal management, and performance across heterogeneous providers.
  • Deploy and manage production-scale Loki, Grafana, Tempo, and Mimir alongside Prometheus and Thanos or VictoriaMetrics; design retention strategies, aggregation rules, and query patterns that scale to thousands of GPUs.
  • Develop Prometheus exporters in Go or Python for GPU metrics, platform services, and infrastructure components; implement metric naming and labeling strategies and follow OpenMetrics standards.
  • Build Kubernetes controllers and operators for GPU workload management, scheduling, and resource allocation, and instrument them with metrics and tracing.
  • Design and implement observability for AI training workloads and inference services, covering GPU efficiency, distributed-training performance, resource utilization, latency percentiles, throughput, and cost analytics.
  • Deploy and manage SLURM clusters for HPC workloads, build observability for batch jobs, connect SLURM and Kubernetes, and design unified monitoring across orchestrators.
  • Write and deploy systemd services for bare-metal GPU nodes, including monitoring agents, metric collectors, and platform daemons, with appropriate logging and error handling.
  • Manage infrastructure using ArgoCD and GitOps workflows; create observable platform abstractions for declarative use and self-service capabilities with integrated monitoring.
  • Design actionable alerting for GPU failures, thermal throttling, performance degradation, and workload anomalies; define platform SLOs and implement reliability monitoring.
  • Build secure multi-tenant observability isolation so customers can access only their metrics and logs while operations retain platform-wide visibility; implement query-time filtering and RBAC.
  • Implement automated collection of GPU and platform telemetry, integrate OpenTelemetry for unified observability, and manage cardinality and storage costs through aggregation.
  • Build pipelines to track GPU utilization, idle time, efficiency, and per-tenant cost allocation; create dashboards for platform economics and provider payout calculations.
  • Design systems that use observability data to detect hardware failures, trigger workload migration, and support graceful degradation; ensure monitoring persists through infrastructure changes.
  • Build dashboards, APIs, and alerting interfaces that let providers monitor hardware contributions and customers track workload performance in real time.
  • Use observability systems to identify root causes of production issues involving GPU hardware failures, network bottlenecks, or workloads; build tools to reduce mean time to detect and mean time to resolve.
  • Use observability data to identify distributed-training bottlenecks, inference-latency issues, networking inefficiencies, and opportunities to improve GPU utilization.

Desired Qualifications

  • Founder-level ownership and bias for action.
  • Strategic thinking that connects technical decisions to business impact.
  • Communication and mentoring skills.
  • Ability to thrive in ambiguity, fast-paced environments, and early-stage startup culture.

About the Company

AION

Decentralized GPU marketplace for AI

AION operates a decentralized compute marketplace that lets people and businesses contribute idle GPUs to a shared network and earn passive income. Through this platform, users can buy or sell compute power for AI workloads, making high-performance AI infrastructure more affordable and accessible. Unlike traditional, centralized cloud providers, AION monetizes unused computing resources via a marketplace, offering scalable capacity and democratizing access to AI. The company aims to close the AI wealth gap by enabling widespread ownership of AI compute resources, serving tech-savvy individuals and organizations looking to reduce AI development costs. Revenue comes from facilitating transactions between compute buyers and GPU providers.

Company size
11-50
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2024

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