HPC Cloud Engineer

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Accenture Federal Services is seeking a Cloud Engineer / HPC to join our team and support our client at Hill AFB in Utah. This role focuses on high‑performance compute (HPC) infrastructure for compute‑intensive mission workloads. You will work with a Senior Cloud Engineer / HPC on cluster operations, job scheduling, and GPU‑accelerated workloads, gradually taking on more design responsibility over time.

The ideal candidate has hands‑on cloud engineering experience, exposure to HPC job scheduling or GPU‑accelerated computing, and thrives in a fast‑paced, mission‑focused environment.

• Support daily operation of HPC clusters
• Operate job schedulers (Slurm, PBS, etc.) and troubleshoot failures
• Support AWS Parallel Cluster and/or AWS Batch provisioning

• Support industry GPU software configuration & acceleration
• Assist with CUDA/cuDNN setup and troubleshooting
• Monitor CPU/GPU utilization across node pools

• Support integration of HPC compute with data pipelines (Kafka, Airflow, Spark)
• Assist with AWS data services (EMR, Redshift, Glue)
• Support IaC for cluster provisioning (Terraform, Ansible)

• Participate in sprints, standups, and retrospectives
• Document configurations, runbooks, and troubleshooting procedures
• Collaborate with Senior Cloud Engineer / HPC and data engineering teams

• 2 years cloud or infrastructure engineering
• Exposure to HPC schedulers or GPU‑accelerated computing
• Understanding of Dev Ops (e.g.: CI/CD, IaC, Git Ops)
• Experience with job schedulers (e.g.: Slurm, PBS, etc.)
• Proficiency in Python, Bash, or Power Shell
• CompTIA Security+ or equivalent preferred

• Familiarity with Kafka, Airflow, Spark
• Familiarity with industry GPU hardware and/or CUDA/cuDNN
• Working knowledge of AWS Parallel Cluster/AWS Batch or ability to learn quickly
• Experience with AWS data services (EMR, Redshift, Glue)
• AWS certifications a plus
• Bachelor’s in CS, Engineering or related field
• Experience in classified environments (NIPR, SIPR, JWICS)

Active Secret clearance required;
Top Secret preferred

• Comfortable in centralized vision, decentralized command structure
• Strong Agile mindset
• Takes ownership of assigned cluster operations
• Fail‑fast, fail‑forward approach
• Growth‑oriented and eager to expand HPC/GPU expertise

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