Point your AI agent at freehire and let it find you a job.

Get the CLI →

MiniMax Group Inc.

NewBe an early applicant

AI Data Infrastructure Engineer

Posted Updated
Discussion

Summary

Builds and operates large-model data-processing infrastructure at MiniMax using Spark and Ray — developing data lakes and catalog services (Paimon, Iceberg, Lance), managing clusters and task scheduling, and improving monitoring, performance, and cost across Kubernetes-based production data workflows.

You will build and operate large-model data-processing infrastructure using Spark and Ray. You will develop data lakes and catalog services, and improve monitoring, logging, tracing, alerting, resource utilization, and costs across production data workflows.

Responsibilities

  • Build large-model data-processing infrastructure using Spark and Ray
  • Manage clusters, schedule tasks, isolate resources, and analyze performance
  • Develop data lakes and catalog services using Paimon, Iceberg, and Lance
  • Build monitoring, logging, tracing, and alerting for compute and data-lake workflows
  • Investigate performance, stability, and capacity issues with Kubernetes and SRE
  • Optimize resource utilization and costs

Requirements

  • Proficiency in at least one of Python, Java, or Scala
  • Knowledge of Linux, containers, and distributed systems
  • Experience with large-scale data processing or cloud-native platforms
  • Ability to develop, deploy, debug, and maintain long-running production tasks
  • Ability to analyze performance, stability, and capacity issues using metrics, logs, traces, and runtime evidence
  • Experience in at least one of Spark or Ray platform development, task scheduling, performance analysis, data-lake engines, or large-scale data organization and metadata services
  • Experience using AI to improve delivery efficiency

Skills

Apply

See also

DevOps jobs by country — openings, pay and top skills →

Tailor your CV for this role?

We couldn't check your fit for this role — add a CV to your profile to see it next time.