Remote GPU Engineer
Reka AI
πRemote - United States, United Kingdom
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Job highlights
Summary
The job is for a GPU Engineer at Reka, a globally distributed AI startup. The role involves improving large-scale training infrastructure and optimizing models' training performance. The ideal candidate has strong engineering skills in Python and PyTorch or other acceleration libraries, experience with low-level GPU code, scaling up GPU jobs via large-scale compute clusters, and proficiency in implementing robust monitoring systems for performance tracking.
Requirements
- Strong engineering skills with fluency in Python and PyTorch or other acceleration libraries
- Experience writing and debugging low-level GPU code (CUDA, Triton) and debugging hardware errors
- Experience scaling up GPU jobs via large-scale compute clusters using Slurm or Kubernetes
Responsibilities
- Design and implement improvements to our large scale training infrastructure
- Help make technical decisions to optimize models' training performance and efficiency
Preferred Qualifications
- Knowledge of advanced filesystems, particularly Ceph, and their integration and optimization in large systems
- Proficient in implementing robust monitoring systems for performance tracking and anomaly detection
Benefits
- 4 weeks paid leave
- Healthcare benefits, including vision and dental
- Visa support (such as H1B and OPT transfer for US Employees)
- Open and inclusive work environment
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