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Senior DevOps Engineer – SLURM & HPC Focus

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Senior DevOps engineer on the IT Datacenter team supporting and managing Linux-based HPC environments that run SLURM, planning datacenter/infrastructure migrations, automating with Ansible, integrating enterprise identity (NIS/LDAP), and collaborating with EDA and storage teams to keep services running.

Elevate your career at US Tech Solutions as a Senior DevOps Engineer, focusing on High Performance Computing (HPC) and Electronic Design Automation (EDA). Bring your expertise in SLURM workload management and Linux system engineering into play.

This role involves working independently within our IT Datacenter team to enhance our HPC infrastructure. The successful candidate will possess deep experience in HPC administration, infrastructure migrations, and identity management integration. Your work will significantly improve our operational readiness and service delivery.

Key Responsibilities: • Support and manage HPC environments utilizing SLURM • Plan and implement infrastructure migrations effectively • Author runbooks and procedural documents for changes • Collaborate with EDA and storage teams for unified operations • Ensure successful application access and service continuity

Requirements: • At least 5 years in DevOps or Linux Systems roles • Demonstrated experience with HPC systems utilizing SLURM • Ansible automation skills for Linux environments • Familiarity with enterprise identity solutions (NIS, LDAP) • Proven ability to conduct datacenter migrations seamlessly

Contribute your DevOps acumen to a critical role within US Tech Solutions' innovative HPC operations.

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