KRN·0055
Software Engineer, Compute Foundations Systems
Summary
OpenAI is hiring a Software Engineer, Compute Foundations Systems in San Francisco. The role focuses on operating systems & kernel, embedded & firmware, databases & storage, graphics, gpu & compute.
Responsibilities as stated
- Build and maintain the Linux host software stack for large GPU clusters, including Ubuntu and OS images, kernel configuration and modules, drivers, packages, disks and storage configuration, and machine configuration.
- You'll work closely with hardware engineers, vendors, and infrastructure teams to bring up new platforms, integrate system components, and debug failures across firmware, disks, boot, operating systems, kernels, drivers, and workload interactions.
- Can systematically debug failures that cross hardware, firmware, boot, operating-system, kernel, and driver boundaries, and collaborate effectively with hardware and software partners.
Location, employment, and compensation
- Location. San Francisco
- Employment. unknown
- Compensation. Not stated on the source. NearMetal does not estimate compensation.
- How to apply. On the company’s own posting. NearMetal does not accept applications.
Why this is filed as systems software
- Build and maintain the Linux host software stack for large GPU clusters, including Ubuntu and OS images, kernel configuration and modules, drivers, packages, disks and storage configuration, and machine configuration.
- You'll work closely with hardware engineers, vendors, and infrastructure teams to bring up new platforms, integrate system components, and debug failures across firmware, disks, boot, operating systems, kernels, drivers, and workload interactions.
- Can systematically debug failures that cross hardware, firmware, boot, operating-system, kernel, and driver boundaries, and collaborate effectively with hardware and software partners.
Source and corrections
This summary was written from the company’s own posting. NearMetal does not reproduce the full description and does not accept applications.