Rhoda AI

Rhoda AI

Inference Infrastructure Engineer

Mountain View

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 70 days ago
Distributed SystemsAWSGCPKubernetesgRPCKafkaMachine LearningPyTorchMLOpsRoboticsHardware DesignResearch

About the role

  • We've raised over $450M and are investing aggressively in model research, infrastructure, hardware development, and manufacturing scale-up to make generalist robotics a reality.
  • You'll be responsible for running large foundation models efficiently and reliably across cloud and on-prem environments, with a focus on resource management, scheduling, and infrastructure scalability.

Responsibilities

  • Design and operate large-scale infrastructure to run model workloads across cloud and on-prem environments
  • Build and maintain Kubernetes-based deployment pipelines for managing distributed ML workloads
  • Own resource scheduling and orchestration across GPU clusters - optimizing utilization, workload balancing, and cost-performance tradeoffs
  • Integrate and manage ML frameworks and model serving systems (e.g., Triton, Ray Serve, TorchServe) across research and production use cases
  • Build tooling for model deployment, versioning, and observability to support fast iteration cycles

Requirements

  • 3+ years of experience in ML infrastructure, MLOps, or distributed systems
  • Strong proficiency with Kubernetes and containerized deployment pipelines
  • Experience with GPU orchestration and resource scheduling across large distributed jobs
  • Familiarity with ML frameworks (e.g., PyTorch, JAX) and model serving tools (e.g., Triton, Ray Serve, TorchServe)
  • Experience with streaming systems or high-throughput data transport (e.g., Kafka, gRPC, NATS)
  • Familiarity with on-robot or embedded inference environments
  • Experience with large-scale cluster topology and scheduling systems (e.g., SLURM, Ray, Volcano)

Nice to have

  • Nice to Have (But Not Required)

Company info

  • What We're Looking For

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