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Member of Technical Staff - Research Infrastructure Engineer

Black Forest Labs ·Freiburg (Germany) ·Hybrid 10d ago
PythonBashGoKubernetesPrometheusAWSGCP

About the role

We are looking for engineers to build and maintain the engine that powers our mission to develop visual intelligence. This team operates with large breadth and depth, building systems to make multi-week/month long training possible, orchestrate resources at scale, and enable the next breakthrough model. Responsibilities include maintaining research infrastructure, scaling infrastructure, collaborating with research teams, resolving performance bottlenecks, building telemetry and monitoring, and

Requirements

Experience building or operating large-scale training platforms, working with large scale compute clusters (GPUs), proven ability to debug performance and reliability issues across large distributed fleets, strong problem-solving skills, strong communication skills, deep knowledge of modern cloud infrastructure including Kubernetes, Infrastructure as Code, AWS, and GCP, and experience with SLURM.

About the company

Black Forest Labs

This company develops advanced visual intelligence models that understand, reason, and generate realistic imagery. Their cutting-edge AI technology enables a wide range of applications, from creating consistent brand assets to generating photorealistic scenes, providing clients with powerful tools for visual content creation.

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€100k–300k
Hybrid Freiburg (Germany)Freiburg, GermanySan Francisco, United States
Posted 10d ago
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About the company
Black Forest Labs
https://blackforestlabs.ai

This company develops advanced visual intelligence models that understand, reason, and generate realistic imagery. Their cutting-edge AI technology enables a wide range of applications, from creating consistent brand assets to generating photorealistic scenes, providing clients with powerful tools for visual content creation.

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