Skill
Operators
Manufacturing and Industrial
In a technical or industrial context, operators are personnel who run, monitor, and maintain machinery, equipment, or systems, such as machine operators in manufacturing or system operators managing computer networks. In mathematics and computer science, an operator is a symbol or function (like +, -, or logical AND) that performs a specific operation on one or more values or operands. The meaning depends heavily on context, ranging from a job role to a formal symbol in a programming language or equation.
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[Junior / Senior / Staff] Software Engineer, Inference / Compute Infrastructure Engineering
Together AI
Full-time · San Francisco, CA · $160,000 – $280,000
Build the Kubernetes control plane and state machine that provisions and manages a GPU inference fleet, creating a declarative API so inference teams request resources without understanding the underlying complexity. You'll own the scheduling, defragmentation, and self-healing systems that keep GPU utilization high and the platform reliable in production.
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