Design and build systems, including workstations and clusters. Provide technical support and ensure quality control on hardware and software systems.
Exxact Corporation is seeking to hire a Sales Engineer to help design and build systems, ranging from stand-alone workstations and servers to multi-rack CPU, GPU and storage clusters.
Job Responsibilities:Hardware:
- Design of systems and clusters (including computational and storage clusters) from component level.
- Including network fabric, switching, power infrastructure, cabling, etc.
- Assembly of systems (from Workstation to blade systems) including clusters when necessary
- Inspect and perform quality control on outgoing finished-goods
- Help provide front-line technical support for hardware via phone & email
Software:
- Configuration of system OS software, Linux & Windows clustering of assembled cluster systems
- Maintenance of internal equipment (internal clusters, Workstation OS Updates, Domain Controller, Etc)
- Help provide front-line technical support for software via phone & email
Job Requirements:
- Must have at least 3 years work experience with relevant hardware & software listed in this ad
- 5+ years work experience with relevant hardware & software listed is a plus
- Expert knowledge integrating and designing systems utilizing server to enterprise level hardware
- Expert knowledge in Linux, including Linux clustering
- Expert knowledge of current Windows operating systems
- Knowledgable about networking at the physical level and configuration level (gbE, 10GB, InfiniBand, Etc.)
- Knowledge of GPGPU computing is a HUGE plus
Exxact Fremont, California, USA Office
46221 Landing Parkway, , Fremont, CA , United States, 94538
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