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Shadeform (YC S23) is hiring a senior founding engineer
Senior Software Engineer - GPU Cloud Marketplace About Shadeform At Shadeform, we're building the cleanest and easiest way to rent and use GPUs anywhere. Our GPU Cloud marketplace is used by the Fortune 100, startups, and more to find and deploy affordable, reliable compute. We're building a multi-cloud distributed compute platform to run inference and training workloads anywhere. We're a capital efficient organization, profitable, and focus on scaling by automating processes rather than growing headcount. We're looking for engineers who are excited to build in this space and leverage AI as much as they can. Role This role includes building out new core orchestrations and managed services on top of the Shadeform distributed compute layer along with enhancing and improving our existing infrastructure layer. Responsibilities Build out core orchestration capabilities leveraging existing and new tooling Develop APIs and add new services and resources into the Shadeform platform Work with design and platform devs to surface new user experiences through the Shadeform console Manage cloud resources across 20+ environments Ideal Requirements Go programming experience Orchestration development experience (Kubernetes, Nomad, etc.) Cloud experience (AWS and GCP) GPU and ML infrastructure experience What We Offer Competitive compensation with significant equity San Francisco based (remote possible) Off-sites and conferences Career development opportunities
We're a capital efficient organization, profitable, and focus on scaling by automating processes rather than growing headcount. Build out core orchestration capabilities leveraging existing and new tooling Develop APIs and add new services and resources into the Shadeform platform Work with design and platform devs to surface new user experiences through the Shadeform console Manage cloud resources across 20+ environments Competitive compensation with significant equity San Francisco based (remote possible) Off-sites and conferences Career development opportunities
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