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Firmus Technologies

Designs and operates AI GPU data-centers.

Senior AI Infrastructure Engineer - Observability

Site Reliability EngineeringConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeSingaporeNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in computer science or a related technical field, or equivalent practical experience.
  • At least 7 years of experience in GPU, high-performance computing, AI infrastructure, or closely related large-scale systems engineering environments, including ownership of health monitoring or diagnostics used by customers or internal teams.
  • Experience diagnosing production GPU faults, including XID events, ECC or memory errors, NVLink issues, and power or thermal limits, with at least one fault detected before a job failed.
  • Strong Linux and server fundamentals, with the ability to debug on-machine and reason across GPU, CPU, memory, PCIe, power, and cooling.
  • Ability to automate using Python or a similar language.
  • Hands-on experience with GPU diagnostics and validation such as DCGM, NCCL or collective tests, and stress testing, and turning these into checks others can run.
  • Experience analyzing infrastructure telemetry and building trusted dashboards and alerts using PromQL, LogQL, Grafana, or comparable tools; ability to investigate unexpected signals and turn findings into trusted alerts or checks.
  • Uses AI tools as a normal part of analysis and build work; can structure health knowledge and build AI skills for operations teams using AI assistants during incident recovery.
  • Willingness to participate in the incident-response on-call rotation.
  • Willingness to travel overseas occasionally when required.
  • Clear and effective written and verbal communication in English.

Responsibilities

  • Define GPU and host health criteria for customer and internal workloads, and service-readiness gates used by repair and capacity workflows; cover GPU, interconnect, memory, thermal, power, collective, data-integrity, and performance-degradation failures.
  • Publish reusable reference dashboards, alerts, PromQL and LogQL queries, and health checks for other teams to adopt and extend, ensuring alerts are specific, low-noise, and provide a clear next action.
  • Develop diagnostics with real pass/fail criteria, including DCGM checks, NCCL and bandwidth tests, stress and burn-in tests, and validation jobs that confirm servers meet expected performance and can be run independently by others.
  • Isolate GPU faults from cooling, host, network, or power-limit problems using host and BMC or management-interface telemetry, including identifying common signatures across multiple servers and checking host faults even when the management view is clear.
  • Detect failures that do not cause immediate crashes, including rising correctable ECC counts, NVLink retries, thermal slowdown, XID patterns, and incorrect results without errors; keep knowledge current on signal meaning, next machine-level actions, and decisions for operations.
  • Partner with commissioning teams on bring-up and acceptance, operations on break-fix, infrastructure teams on healthy-hardware criteria, and telemetry owners on production-grade signals.
  • Run technical sessions with customer teams on their telemetry needs.
  • Join GPU and host incidents, debug on the server, and turn findings into reusable checks, alerts, or runbooks.
  • Provide engineering leadership with a clear assessment of fleet health and risk.

Desired Qualifications

  • Production experience on large GPU systems with tight GPU-to-GPU interconnect.
  • Experience across multiple sites or GPU generations, especially preparing health monitoring before a new GPU class entered production.
  • Background at an AI cloud, GPU cloud, or high-performance computing center running customer workloads.
  • Experience working with data or machine learning engineers on GPU or host failure prediction from health signals.
  • Experience building structured operational knowledge for effective use by AI assistants during incident recovery.

About the Company

Firmus Technologies

Designs and operates AI GPU data-centers.

Firmus Technologies builds AI-focused data centers called the AI factory, featuring liquid-cooled GPU campuses and a GPU cloud. Its AI FactoryOS ties cooling, racks, and chips together to maximize uptime and throughput. It differentiates with a full hardware–software stack for AI, MLPerf efficiency data, NVIDIA partnerships, and renewable-powered campuses such as Tasmania’s Green AI Factory Zone. Its goal is to scale energy-efficient, sovereign AI infrastructure for tens of thousands of GPUs while reducing costs and boosting AI throughput.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Launceston, Australia
Founded
2019

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