Founding AI Infrastructure Engineer

Company: LinuxRecruit
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Location: London
Job Description:

Overview

In this role you will design and own the large-scale AI training infrastructure powering robotics-focused models. You will scale distributed training across GPUs and clouds, optimize throughput and costs, and turn vast simulation data into production-ready models. You’ll build tooling to accelerate research, collaborating closely with founders and the research team to tackle frontier challenges. This is a chance to shape the architecture and technical direction of a high-impact robotics AI startup from day one.

Pay / Benefits

  • Meaningful equity
  • Founding-team influence
  • Collaborative, small team environment

Responsibilities

  • Design and own large-scale AI training infrastructure
  • Scale distributed model training across hundreds of GPUs and multiple cloud environments
  • Optimize training throughput, GPU utilization and infrastructure costs
  • Build systems translating simulation data into production-ready models
  • Develop tooling and frameworks to accelerate research and experimentation
  • Collaborate with founders and research team to resolve bottlenecks at the frontier of robotics
  • Shape the architecture, culture and technical direction of the company from day one

Key requirements

  • Large-scale distributed training experience
  • PyTorch and modern deep learning frameworks
  • Kubernetes, Slurm or GPU orchestration platforms
  • AWS and specialist GPU cloud providers
  • High-performance computing and distributed systems
  • Training optimisation, memory management and networking
  • MLOps tooling, CI/CD and experimentation frameworks
  • Python and production-grade software engineering
  • Computer vision, multimodal AI or transformer architectures
  • Deeply technical and problem-solving mindset
  • Thrives in small, ambitious teams
  • Enjoys building from scratch and avoiding legacy systems
  • Large-scale distributed training
  • PyTorch and modern DL frameworks
  • Kubernetes/Slurm or GPU orchestration

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Posted: September 30th, 2026