AI/ML Engineer
BambooHRFull Time
Mid-level (3 to 4 years)
Candidates should have 5+ years of experience in Platform Engineering, DevOps, or Site Reliability Engineering. Proven, hands-on experience building and managing production infrastructure with Terraform is required, along with expert-level knowledge of Kubernetes architecture and operations in a large-scale environment. Experience with high-performance compute (HPC) job schedulers, specifically Slurm, for managing GPU-intensive AI workloads, and experience managing bare metal infrastructure, including server provisioning, configuration, and lifecycle management are also necessary. Strong scripting and automation skills in Python, Go, or Bash are essential.
The Platform Engineer will architect and maintain the core computing platform using Kubernetes on AWS and on-premise, developing and managing the entire infrastructure with Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) principles using Terraform. They will design, build, and optimize AI/ML job scheduling and orchestration systems, integrating Slurm with Kubernetes clusters to manage GPU resources. Responsibilities also include provisioning, managing, and maintaining on-premise bare metal server infrastructure for high-performance GPU computing, implementing and managing platform networking and storage solutions, and developing an observability stack. The engineer will collaborate with AI researchers and ML engineers to understand their infrastructure needs and build tools to accelerate their development cycle, while also automating the life cycle of single-tenant, managed deployments.
Speech recognition APIs for audio transcription
Deepgram specializes in artificial intelligence for speech recognition, offering a set of APIs that developers can use to transcribe and understand audio content. Their technology allows clients, ranging from startups to large organizations like NASA, to process millions of audio minutes daily. Deepgram's APIs are designed to be fast, accurate, scalable, and cost-effective, making them suitable for businesses needing to handle large volumes of audio data. The company operates on a pay-per-use model, where clients are charged based on the amount of audio they transcribe, allowing Deepgram to grow its revenue alongside client usage. With a focus on the high-growth market of speech recognition, Deepgram is positioned for future success.