Open role>14 days
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
- 9 tags
Technology context
9Parsed from the vacancy text; ordered by relevance to this role.
Reliability EngineeringLinuxSplunkInfiniBandGrafanaLinux AdministrationServer AdministrationSlurmTroubleshooting
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Role description
We are seeking a Lead / Senior Systems Engineer specializing in HPC Administration to support and maintain high-performance computing environments, ensuring system reliability, performance, and smooth operational support for end users.
Responsibilities
- Triage and resolve HPC systems issues to minimize downtime and performance impact
- Maintain and troubleshoot Linux systems to ensure stability and reliability
- Set up and maintain monitoring systems to track infrastructure health
- Communicate with users and provide operational support for HPC-related inquiries
- Manage and update ServiceNow tickets to track and resolve incidents
- Diagnose, upgrade, and tune HPC hardware components to optimize performance
- Work effectively within environments with minimal documentation
Requirements
- 5 to 15 years of overall experience in systems engineering or HPC administration
- Expertise in Linux administration on RPM-based systems
- Proficiency in kernel module compilation and low-level debugging tools such as strace, coredump, and tcpdump
- Skills in monitoring platforms including Zabbix, ELK, and Grafana, with the capability to configure Splunk dashboards
- Background in HPC hardware diagnostics, upgrades, and tuning, including InfiniBand HCAs, Lustre/VAST/IBM storage systems, and Dell/HP servers
- Experience with job schedulers such as Slurm or UGE/AGE
Nice to have
- Familiarity with cluster management platforms like Bright Cluster Manager, xCAT, or IBM CSM