3 of 3 Permanent Infrastructure Engineer Jobs in Cambridge

HPC Infrastructure Engineer - Linux / Cluster

Hiring Organisation
Intellectual Capital Resources
Location
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, UK
Employment Type
Full-time
Resources is supporting a specialist technology organisation requiring an experienced HPC Infrastructure Engineer for a focused infrastructure improvement project. The successful engineer will take technical ownership of an existing on-premise HPC/compute environment, assess the current infrastructure and implement improvements across reliability, manageability … monitoring and automation. This would suit a hands-on Linux/HPC engineer who is comfortable entering an existing environment, identifying weaknesses and leaving the infrastructure in a more robust and supportable state. Key experience: Linux HPC/compute infrastructure HPC cluster administration Linux server and node ...

Senior Performance Engineer | AI Infrastructure | Cambridge (Hybrid) |

Hiring Organisation
Pure Resourcing Solutions
Location
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom
Employment Type
Full-Time
Salary
£90,000 - £120,000 per annum
Senior Performance Engineer | AI Infrastructure | Cambridge (Hybrid) | £90k–£120k Nobody quite knows where their compute budget is actually going until someone builds the model that tells them. That's this role. My client is a Cambridge-based non-profit that exists to stop different parts ...

Performance Engineer (Junior) | AI Infrastructure | Cambridge (Hybrid) |

Hiring Organisation
Pure Resourcing Solutions
Location
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom
Employment Type
Full-Time
Salary
£55,000 - £70,000 per annum
Performance Engineer (Junior) | AI Infrastructure | Cambridge (Hybrid) | up to £70k Most engineers find out whether a change works after it ships. This role is about knowing before anyone spends a penny on new hardware, building the models that predict itMy client is a Cambridge-based non-profit built … fairly simple premise: different bits of the AI world keep solving the same infrastructure problems separately, and that's wasteful. So they've built a shared space where startups, big enterprises, government bodies and university researchers can pool that hard technical work instead. Early days as an organisation ...