About this role
Role Overview
The Infrastructure, Large-scale Training position at Hark is an on-site Member of Technical Staff role located in San Jose, focusing on the management of large-scale GPU computing clusters for AI training and deployment. This opportunity is well-suited for experienced professionals with a strong background in distributed systems who want to support advanced multimodal intelligence development.
Hark operates as an artificial intelligence enterprise creating proactive, multimodal systems combined with next-generation hardware. This engineering role bridges systems design and machine learning infrastructure, ensuring the compute platform remains reliable, efficient, and scalable for researchers.
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About the Company
Hark builds advanced, personalized artificial intelligence designed to interact naturally with the world through vision, speech, text, and persistent memory. By pairing multimodal software with next-generation hardware, the company aims to create a unified human-machine interface that moves beyond traditional chat boxes and legacy devices.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should visit the official Hark careers page to submit an application for this opportunity.
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What is the location of the Infrastructure, Large-scale Training role?
The position is based in San Jose, California.
What experience is required for this position?
Applicants must have at least 5 years of engineering experience in systems, infrastructure, or platform roles, including a minimum of 2 years in machine learning or HPC environments.
What is the salary range for this job?
The annual US base salary range spans from $180,000 to $450,000, depending on experience and job-related knowledge.
How large are the GPU clusters managed in this role?
The infrastructure scales to support training environments operating at 10,000+ GPUs.
What bonus qualifications are helpful for candidates?
Helpful skills include Kubernetes experience with GPU-aware clusters, Pulumi, Rust, Go, PyTorch, and Ray.
