Summer 2026

Machine Learning Research Engineer Co-op

Posted on 6/3/2026

Deadline 6/12/26
Red Hat

Red Hat

10,001+ employees

Open-source enterprise software platform and services.

No salary listed

Company Does Not Provide H1B Sponsorship

Boston, MA, USA

In Person

Category
AI & Machine Learning
Required Skills
LLM
Rust
Python
Machine Learning
C/C++
Linux/Unix
Requirements
  • Currently pursuing a Masters (with research) or Ph.D. degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Machine Learning, or a related field.
  • Strong programming skills in C/C++, Rust, and Python.
  • Experience with the Linux network stack including frameworks such as DPDK or eBPF/XDP.
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
  • Excellent communication skills and ability to work in a team-oriented research environment.
  • Familiarity with distributed LLM serving with prefill/decode disaggregation and KV cache transfers is a plus, but not required.
Responsibilities
  • Research via experimentation and theoretical modeling the network bandwidth requirements and trade-offs in Prefill-Decode (P/D) disaggregated LLM serving.
  • Research and implement networking techniques/methods for high-performance KV cache transfers in deployment setups without RDMA networking.
  • Conduct experiments to evaluate the impact of newly developed non-RDMA KV Cache transfer techniques on performance (latency and throughput) in P/D LLM serving.
  • Collaborate with researchers and engineers to integrate the networking techniques/methods into real-world distributed inference workflows (e.g. in llm-d).
  • Document findings and contribute to technical reports, research theses, blog posts, or research publications.

Red Hat provides open-source software and services for large organizations, focusing on cloud-native infrastructure and application management. Its flagship OpenShift is a Kubernetes-based platform that lets enterprises deploy, manage, and scale containerized apps across multiple clouds. It offers a marketplace of certified enterprise software and professional services under a subscription model with updates and support. Its goal is to help enterprises modernize IT infrastructure across clouds while avoiding vendor lock-in.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

Acquired

Total Funding

$34B

Headquarters

Raleigh, North Carolina

Founded

1993

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  • OpenShift Virtualization simplifies VMware replacement and VM modernization.[3][5]
  • RHEL AI packaging accelerates enterprise adoption of managed AI stacks.[1][5]
  • Project Lightwell can deepen security subscriptions through trusted vulnerability remediation.[1]

What critics are saying

  • VMware migrations can stall after initial replacements, slowing OpenShift growth.[3][5]
  • Project Lightwell raises customer expectations for faster vulnerability response.[1]
  • AI and virtualization expansions increase direct competition with hyperscalers and OEMs.[1][5]

What makes Red Hat unique

  • Red Hat sells enterprise open-source subscriptions, not proprietary software licenses.[1][3]
  • OpenShift unifies containers, virtual machines, and hybrid cloud operations.[3][5]
  • Red Hat couples Linux, automation, and AI into one supported platform.[1][5]

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Luca Berton
Jun 2nd, 2026
RHEL AI 3.4 Released on AWS Marketplace: What's New and How to Upgrade.

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The UK News
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Red Hat launches new developer tools for agentic AI.

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Red Hat Desktop also includes capabilities for isolated AI agent sandboxing, an initiative designed to help developers execute and test autonomous agents in a protected sandbox on their local hardware, preventing unverified agent actions from affecting the host OS. Red Hat Advanced Developer Suite also adds new capabilities, including a trusted software factory, Red Hat Trusted Libraries and AI-driven exploit intelligence to modernize security across the software supply chain. These new features use AI to determine if known vulnerabilities in generated code are relevant to a specific application runtime, allowing developers to prioritize remediation based on actual risk. Why this matters As the volume of AI-generated code increases, developers need a workflow that balances local experimentation with enterprise-grade deployment. Whether developers start locally with Red Hat Desktop or in a cloud-based development environment via Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces, they receive the same consistency and governance required for enterprise production. By unifying these environments and transitioning to production scale with Red Hat OpenShift, Red Hat enables teams to treat AI agents as tier-one applications. This approach provides a security-driven path to production, enabling developers to move from experimental local sandboxes to verified, scalable innovation across the hybrid cloud. What Red Hat experts are saying 'The transition to agentic AI expands the requirements for modern application development,' said James Labocki, Senior Director, Product Management, Red Hat. 'By establishing a trusted production path across the hybrid cloud with Red Hat Advanced Developer Suite and providing consistent environments through Red Hat Desktop and Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces, The UK News is helping developers accelerate and own their AI strategy with the same rigor they apply to their core IT applications.' Key takeaways - Standardized AI lifecycle: Red Hat provides a more consistent experience from local machines to the cloud, helping organizations move AI from experimental projects to repeatable production workflows.- Maintain developer choice: Red Hat has expanded support in Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces, a Red Hat OpenShift feature, to include integration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) Kiro coding assistant (technical preview). This joins existing integration for Microsoft Copilot, Claude CLI and more, providing the flexibility to use preferred coding assistants and environments from local machines.- Shift security left: Built on Red Hat Hardened Images and Red Hat Trusted Libraries (both available with SLSA Level 3 origin and integrity), these tools provide a software supply chain that is transparent and verifiable before code is even written.- Sandbox-first testing: Developers can execute autonomous agents in an isolated environment, providing a safety layer to observe agent behaviors before cluster deployment. Deeper details: Red Hat Desktop and Podman integrationRed Hat Desktop delivers an enterprise-supported environment for local container and AI development centered on the hardened and supported Red Hat build of Podman Desktop. Developers can easily access the full library of Red Hat Hardened Images from their laptop, while connecting to local or remote OpenShift clusters for unit testing. This ensures that the container running on the developer's machine is architecturally consistent with the one running in production. Developers looking to test sandboxed AI agents can find more information at www.openkaiden.ai. Flexible coding assistants Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces now provides an extensible framework that allows developers to integrate preferred AI-driven tools directly into their cloud-based IDE. This includes new support for the AWS Kiro coding assistant (technical preview), alongside existing integrations for Microsoft Copilot, Claude CLI, Cline, Continue, Roo and more. By supporting both proprietary and open-source assistants, Red Hat enables teams to use frontier models or host private models, helping to align developer productivity tools with corporate security and sovereignty requirements. Red Hat Advanced Developer Suite enhancementsThe latest version of Red Hat Advanced Developer Suite introduces the developer preview of a trusted software factory based on accepted CNCF best practices and Red Hat's internal build processes. This provides a standards-based CI/CD implementation that customers can use as-is or tweak and replicate to meet specific needs. Additional features include: - Red Hat Trusted Libraries: Curated Python packages built on SLSA Level 3 infrastructure with added software bill of materials (SBOMs) and cryptographic signatures to help provide a more transparent and verifiable software supply chain.- Exploit intelligence: Developed using the NVIDIA AI blueprint for vulnerability analysis, this capability uses AI-driven code reasoning to determine if a vulnerable function is actually reachable in an application's runtime environment. By isolating exploitable code paths from broader vulnerability data, Red Hat helps developers prioritize fixes that actually impact security. Red Hat Summit Join the Red Hat Summit keynotes live on YouTube to hear the latest from Red Hat executives, customers and partners: - The next platform is choice - Tuesday, May 12, 8:30-10 a.m. EDT- The AI-ready enterprise is here - Wednesday, May 13, 9-10 a.m. EDT Learn more: - OpenShift: Consistent integration for the hybrid enterprise- Red Hat Hardened Images Accelerates Cloud-Native Development and Zero-CVE Strategies- Red Hat Desktop brings Kubernetes-aligned development to the desktop- From experimentation to production: Building trust in the agentic AI era- Learn more about Red Hat Summit- See all of Red Hat's announcements this week in the Red Hat Summit newsroom- Follow @RedHatSummit or #RHSummit on X for event-specific updates Connect with Red Hat - Learn more about Red Hat- Get more news in the Red Hat newsroom- Read the Red Hat blog- Follow Red Hat on X- Follow Red Hat on Instagram- Watch Red Hat videos on YouTube- Follow Red Hat on LinkedIn About Red Hat Red Hat is the open hybrid cloud technology leader, delivering a trusted, consistent and comprehensive foundation for transformative IT innovation and AI applications. 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TSANet
May 19th, 2026
Red Hat hosts TSANet Europe Focus Group meeting.

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Acordis Technology & Solutions
May 18th, 2026
Acordis joins the Red Hat partner ecosystem.

Acordis joins the Red Hat partner ecosystem. Acordis is proud to announce that Acordis Corp has officially joined the Red Hat partner ecosystem, further expanding its ability to deliver enterprise infrastructure, hybrid cloud, automation, and modernization solutions for organizations across South Florida and beyond. As businesses continue navigating rapid digital transformation, the demand for scalable, secure, and flexible technology environments has never been greater. Through this partnership, Acordis gains access to expanded enterprise technologies, training, technical resources, and collaboration opportunities designed to help organizations modernize more efficiently. Red Hat is globally recognized as a leader in enterprise open-source software, powering advanced hybrid cloud, Linux, Kubernetes, automation, and containerized environments for organizations worldwide. By joining the Red Hat partner network, Acordis strengthens its ability to support clients with future-ready infrastructure solutions built for performance, resilience, and innovation. This partnership enhances Acordis' capabilities across: * Hybrid cloud infrastructure * Enterprise Linux platforms * Kubernetes and container orchestration * IT automation with Red Hat Ansible * Cloud-native application development * Infrastructure modernization * AI-driven technologies * Cybersecurity resilience and compliance By combining Acordis' expertise with Red Hat's industry-leading open-source technologies, clients gain a trusted partner capable of guiding them through every stage of their technology evolution. "Technology is evolving faster than ever, and organizations today need partners that can help them modernize strategically while remaining agile, secure, and scalable," said Rehan Khan, CEO of Acordis Technology & Solutions. "Joining the Red Hat partner ecosystem strengthens our ability to support clients as they continue adopting hybrid cloud environments, automation, AI-driven technologies, and enterprise infrastructure solutions designed for the future." As Acordis continues growing its partnerships with leading technology providers, Acordis Corp remain focused on helping organizations simplify operations, improve resilience, strengthen security, and embrace innovation with confidence. Acordis is a South Florida-based technology provider specializing in Managed IT, Cybersecurity, Cloud, Networking, Collaboration, and Enterprise Technology Solutions. Through strategic partnerships, Acordis helps organizations build secure, scalable, and innovative environments that support long-term growth.

Leostream
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Leostream announces unified HPC Remote Access interoperability to simplify decentralized live and post-production.

Leostream announces unified HPC Remote Access interoperability to simplify decentralized live and post-production. Partner ecosystem built with technical integrations and validation from Nutanix, AWS, Red Hat OpenShift, HP, Mechdyne, and Microsoft BOSTON - May 5, 2026 - Leostream Corporation, creator of the world-leading Leostream(R) Remote Desktop Access Platform, today announced unified remote access for high-performance computing environments built with widely available tools and platforms from partners including Nutanix, AWS, Red Hat OpenShift, HP, Mechdyne, and Microsoft. Leostream's HPC "ecosystem" ensures customers gain a simplified, fully interoperable, integrated solution for cloud/hybrid cloud HPC with scalability for large workloads that delivers strong GPU performance in distributed enterprises, whether multi-site or fully virtual. The Leostream platform and partner components optimize compute usage to lower cost, simplify IT, and ensure end-user productivity. Leostream's Connection Broker and Gateways provide end-user access, orchestration, provisioning and power control - key to cost savings in cloud HPC. Leostream's unified HPC ecosystem includes high-performance display protocols Amazon DCV, HP Z Remote Graphics Software, and Mechdyne TGX that support demanding workloads such as video editing in live or post-production, AI training, running and viewing simulations, and 3D rendering in scientific research. "A unified, interoperable HPC ecosystem offers options for enterprises of all sizes and all flavors, with the Leostream platform in the center for controlling end-user connections to resources like cloud GPUs, session management, and ensuring data and applications stay secure regardless of where they're located," said Karen Gondoly, Leostream CEO. "These vendors represent the industry's best options for running HPC in cloud, multi-cloud, and hybrid cloud scenarios, and multiple enterprise deployments with one or more partners have verified the cost savings, reduced complexity, and radical performance and scalability improvements that result." Leostream has achieved certifications, validations, and integrations with Nutanix Prism, Red Hat OpenShift via KubeVirt API, AWS EC2 and Amazon WorkSpaces Core Managed Instances, Microsoft Azure, HP Anyware (PCoIP) and HP Z Remote Graphics Software, Amazon DCV, and Mechdyne TGX. Leostream's HPC family also includes OpenStack for open-source public and private clouds, such as Virtuozzo, and GeoComputing's RiVA solution for oil/gas and energy providers. The Leostream Remote Desktop Access Platform for hosted desktops and workstations offers a comprehensive solution for remote access to maintain productivity, control costs, and ensure security with strict authentication and authorization built on zero-trust concepts. Its connection management system eliminates clunky corporate VPNs with an ultra-efficient gateway that gives users access to only the specific resources they have permission to use, automatically, regardless of their location or device. The Leostream Platform shines even in environments that rely on complex, specialty applications like energy and science; large files such as media and entertainment; real-time performance like financial services; and bulletproof network security like government and defense. About Leostream Leostream digital workspace management solutions embody over 20 years of Leostream research and development in supporting customers with hosted desktop environments, including VDI, hybrid cloud, and high-performance display protocols. The Leostream high performance Remote Desktop Access Platform provides the world's most robust digital workspace connection management and remote access feature set, allowing today's enterprises to choose the best-of-breed components to satisfy their complex security, cost, and flexibility needs while working with them as they evolve into tomorrow. The Leostream Privileged Remote Access service simplifies, secures, and monitors temporary access to corporate resources for vendors, service providers, and external contractors. Follow Leostream on LinkedIn and X. Leostream is a registered trademark of Leostream Corporation in the United States. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Global Media Relations Contact: JPR Communications Judy Smith +1 818 522 9673