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Lead / Senior Systems Engineer - HPC Administrator

EPAM
Gurugram, India; Pune, India; Coimbatore, India +3 more

Gurugram, India; Pune, India; Coimbatore, India; Chennai, India; Hyderabad, India; Bengaluru, India

Work model
Office
Experience
5-15 years
Employment
Not specified
Compensation
Not disclosed
Technology signal
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LinuxSplunkInfiniBandGrafanaLinux AdministrationServer AdministrationSlurmTroubleshooting

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Role description

We are looking for an experienced HPC Administration professional to take on a Lead or Senior Systems Engineer role, responsible for sustaining high-performance computing environments and ensuring consistent system reliability, strong performance, and dependable support for end users.

Responsibilities

  • Identify and fix HPC system issues to reduce downtime and limit performance impact
  • Keep Linux systems stable and reliable through ongoing maintenance and troubleshooting
  • Build and maintain monitoring tools to oversee infrastructure health
  • Serve as a point of contact for users, addressing HPC-related questions and support needs
  • Track and resolve incidents by managing ServiceNow tickets
  • Improve HPC performance through hardware diagnostics, upgrades, and tuning
  • Operate effectively even when documentation is limited or unavailable

Requirements

  • 5 to 15 years of combined experience in systems engineering or HPC administration
  • Strong Linux administration skills, particularly with RPM-based systems
  • Hands-on experience with kernel module compilation and debugging tools like strace, coredump, and tcpdump
  • Working knowledge of monitoring tools such as Zabbix, ELK, and Grafana, along with the ability to build Splunk dashboards
  • Solid understanding of HPC hardware diagnostics, upgrades, and tuning, covering InfiniBand HCAs, Lustre/VAST/IBM storage systems, and Dell/HP servers
  • Familiarity with job scheduling tools like Slurm or UGE/AGE

Nice to have

  • Exposure to cluster management platforms such as Bright Cluster Manager, xCAT, or IBM CSM