Principal Engineer - AI & HPC Solutions Architect
Dell Technologies3 days ago
Oslo, NorwayStaff+
Responsibilities
- Design and architect scalable AI and HPC infrastructures and GPU clusters using NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel technologies.
- Deploy and manage NVIDIA Base Command Manager, Slurm, Kubernetes, and related cluster orchestration platforms.
- Execute benchmarking, validation, and performance optimization using NCCL, HPL, MLPerf, IO500, and related tools.
- Troubleshoot performance bottlenecks across compute, storage, and networking layers, including large GPU clusters.
- Consult with customers on AI and HPC infrastructure strategy, planning, implementation, and operational readiness.
- Develop architecture diagrams, deployment guides, technical designs, and operational procedures.
- Act as a trusted technical advisor throughout customer engagements and collaborate with Dell consultants and engineering teams.
Requirements
- Proven success designing and deploying large-scale HPC and AI clusters with NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel technologies.
- Strong experience with Linux systems administration, troubleshooting, and automation.
- Extensive hands-on experience with NVIDIA Base Command Manager, Slurm, Kubernetes, or equivalent orchestration platforms.
- Experience with InfiniBand and RoCE networking, system benchmarking, performance validation, and optimization.
- Ability to manage multiple projects independently and deliver results in dynamic environments.
- Strong customer-facing communication and consulting skills.
- Desirable experience with NVIDIA DGX and DGX SuperPOD platforms.
- Familiarity with AI/ML, Generative AI infrastructure, containerized AI platforms and software stacks.
- Experience with Python, Ansible, Terraform, or similar automation technologies.
- Knowledge of data center operations, networking, storage architectures, cloud integration, and GPU clusters comprising thousands of accelerators.
Tech Stack
Categories
Solutions Engineering
About Dell Technologies
Dell Technologies builds PCs, monitors, and peripherals for consumers and enterprises, and provides servers, storage, networking, and edge solutions for data centers. It sells hardware, software, and support services through direct, channel, and online models to organizations of all sizes and the public sector. Founded in 1984 and headquartered in Round Rock, Texas, it includes the former EMC storage business and operates globally across client computing and infrastructure markets.