Lead HPC Systems & Performance Engineer
Listed on 2026-09-04
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IT/Tech
Systems Engineer, Hardware Engineer -
Engineering
Systems Engineer, Hardware Engineer, Test Engineer
Lead HPC Systems & Performance Engineer (Dallas, Texas):
The Company:
My client is a rapidly growing HPC and AI Supercompute Lab operating at the forefront of hyperscale compute.
With significant investment behind its growth, the business is building next-generation infrastructure supporting demanding AI, scientific research, simulation, and data-intensive workloads.
The Role:
They are looking for a Lead HPC Systems & Performance Engineer to take ownership of compute performance across large-scale HPC environments.
You'll evaluate emerging CPU, GPU and accelerator technologies
, benchmark new hardware, identify performance bottlenecks, and turn real-world test data into architecture decisions.
Working across the compute stack, you'll collaborate with storage and networking specialists, hardware vendors, internal engineering teams and customers to build and optimise end-to-end HPC platforms.
Required Skills:
- Masters &/or PhD in Computer Science, Systems Engineering, or similar subject(s).
- Strong background in HPC systems, performance engineering or systems architecture
. - Deep understanding of CPU, GPU and accelerator architectures
. - Strong knowledge of memory hierarchy, NUMA and system performance
. - Hands-on experience with Linux tuning, optimisation and performance profiling
. - Experience designing or optimising HPC clusters and parallel computing environments
. - Understanding of Infini Band/RoCE and their impact on compute performance.
- Experience benchmarking and evaluating new hardware.
- Knowledge of distributed/parallel storage and its relationship with compute performance.
- Experience supporting demanding AI/ML, scientific computing or simulation workloads
. - NVIDIA GPU ecosystem and tools such as DCGM, Nsight or MLPerf
. - Experience with large-scale GPU/CPU/DPU clusters & emerging/pre-production hardware.
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