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Senior Hardware Systems Engineer

Crusoe

Sunnyvale, CA · Mid

$170,000 – $205,000

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What this role is

Crusoe seeks a hands-on hardware engineer to own the full lifecycle of their GPU and CPU compute systems—from prototyping through production—with deep expertise in PCIe, InfiniBand, and NVMe debugging. This role suits someone who thrives solving complex hardware integration problems at scale and wants to directly shape AI infrastructure reliability.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 4–8 years hardware development, validation, sustaining, or production engineering
  • Hands-on expertise in PCIe, InfiniBand, and NVMe debugging
  • Hardware bring-up and board-level debugging experience
  • Ability to design and implement automation frameworks for hardware testing
  • Technical background in digital and analog design and server architecture
  • Experience collaborating across thermal, mechanical, firmware, and software teams
  • Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or equivalent

Nice to have

  • Experience designing or optimizing GPU-to-GPU communication for AI/ML
  • Direct experience integrating NVLink or next-generation GPU interconnects
  • Familiarity with cutting-edge GPU architectures for AI/HPC
  • Support for or design of ARM and x86 server architectures
  • Background in sustainable or energy-efficient hardware design
  • Advanced certifications or coursework in AI/HPC hardware systems

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