Senior HPC Cloud Engineer
Listed on 2026-10-16
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IT/Tech
Cloud Computing: Infrastructure & Operations, Systems Engineer, Data Engineering
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Accenture Federal Services is seeking a Senior Cloud Engineer / HPC specialist to join our team and support our client at Hill AFB in Utah. This senior individual-contributor role owns the design and operation of high-performance compute infrastructure for mission workloads, from cluster architecture through GPU-accelerated job scheduling. You will independently make cluster sizing and architecture decisions, mentor engineers, and partner with data platform and AI/ML teams to ensure infrastructure meets mission demand.
Successin This Role Means
- HPC clusters are right-sized and cost-efficient, scaling compute and GPU resources to workload demand
- Job scheduling (Slurm, PBS, AWS Batch/Parallel Cluster) is reliable and self-service, minimizing manual intervention
- GPU-accelerated workloads run efficiently, with proactive CUDA/cuDNN tuning and resource allocation
- Data pipeline teams (Kafka, Airflow, Spark, EMR) have a stable, well-documented compute foundation
- Security and accreditation requirements for classified HPC workloads are met without impeding mission delivery
- Design, size, tune, and operate HPC clusters for compute-intensive workloads
- Own HPC job scheduling infrastructure (Slurm, PBS, or equivalent)
- Architect/manage AWS Parallel Cluster and/or AWS Batch for cloud-based HPC provisioning
- Design for parallel computing paradigms (MPI, shared-memory, distributed task orchestration)
- Configure industry GPU hardware/software for accelerated workloads
- Tune CUDA, cuDNN, and GPU libraries for scientific computing/data processing
- Optimize scheduling/resource allocation across CPU/GPU node pools
- Integrate HPC compute with data pipelines (Kafka, Airflow, Spark) and AWS data services (EMR, Redshift, Glue)
- Ensure HPC infrastructure meets security controls/accreditation for classified environments
- Mentor engineers building HPC/GPU-compute familiarity
- Document cluster architecture decisions, runbooks, and operational procedures
- 5 years' cloud engineering/infrastructure experience, including 2 years focused on HPC cluster design/operations
- Experience with HPC job scheduling systems (Slurm, PBS, or equivalent)
- Proficiency with AWS Parallel Cluster and/or AWS Batch for cloud-based HPC provisioning
- Understanding of parallel computing paradigms (e.g.: MPI, shared-memory, distributed task orchestration)
- Working knowledge of Dev Ops practices (e.g.: CI/CD, infrastructure-as-code, Git Ops)
- Scripting proficiency in Python, Bash, or Power Shell
- Bachelor’s in Computer Science, Computational Science, Engineering, or related field (certifications considered in lieu)
- Hands-on experience with industry GPU hardware/software ecosystems
- Familiarity with CUDA, cuDNN, and GPU-accelerated libraries
- Experience designing/operating data pipelines (Kafka, Airflow, Spark)
- Familiarity with AWS data services (EMR, Redshift, Glue)
- AWS certifications (Solutions Architect or Advanced Networking)
- Must have an active…
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