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HPC Operations Engineer

Jump Trading
🇦🇺Sydney🇮🇳MumbaiJuniorFull-timePosted April 8, 2025

About the Role

Jump Trading Group's global High Performance Computing Team is seeking an HPC Operations Engineer to provide front-line operational support for 24/7 Linux HPC compute, storage, and interconnects environments. You will solve problem reports, respond to alerts, participate in maintenance operations, and write diagnostic and automation code across a wide range of infrastructure technologies including RDMA fabrics, parallel filesystems, HPC batch schedulers, and multi-vendor hardware. This hands-on role requires managing the complete problem lifecycle, collaborating across teams, developing performance monitoring systems, and maintaining vendor relationships through both domestic and international engagement.

Requirements

  • A desire for operational work as primary job function
  • At least 2+ years of professional experience with Linux systems
  • High proficiency with at least one programming/scripting language (e.g., Go, Python, C) and ability to learn additional languages quickly
  • Ability to perform root cause analysis
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills, including the ability to communicate effectively and efficiently with both coworkers and third-party vendors
  • Strong collaboration skills with a willingness to undertake tasks of various technologies and complexities
  • Ability to independently manage complex projects and multiple workstreams
  • Strong sense of urgency
  • Willingness to perform regular operational maintenance work during evenings and weekends and as needed
  • Ability to work effectively in a busy, open floor plan office environment
  • Reliable and predictable availability
  • Adhere to all company cybersecurity and IT policies, including performing all work using only approved hardware and software
  • Work from company office an average of 5 days a week
  • Must be willing to work a maintenance window of either Friday evening or Saturday morning on a rotationary basis