Infrastructure Design Engineer
Together AI · San Francisco, CA · Business Operations
About this role
Together AI is hiring a mid-level Infrastructure Engineer in the software engineering function based in San Francisco, CA. The posting calls out experience with Airflow, Networking, Data Structures, Observability.
- Role
- Infrastructure Engineer
- Function
- software engineering
- Level
- mid
- Track
- Individual contributor
- Employment
- Full-time
- Location
- San Francisco, CA
- Department
- Business Operations
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Job description
from Together AI careersAbout The Role
Together AI is building its infrastructure footprint at scale, and this role is central to making that happen. As an Infrastructure Design Engineer, you will own the design, planning, and technical execution of whitespace environments (where servers, storage, and network equipment are deployed) across our AI data center portfolio. You are the in-house expert who ensures that rack layouts, power distribution, cooling strategy, structured cabling, and physical infrastructure design are all built to support the density, redundancy, network and reliability requirements of large-scale AI GPU clusters.
You will serve as the lead engineer across our DC portfolio, creating white space designs, reviewing partner and contractor designs, and ensuring plans are executed to spec. You will work closely with the Infrastructure Strategy, Infrastructure Engineering, and Operations teams, as well as external MEP consultants, general contractors, and data center partners. This is a technical role on a small, high-accountability team where your judgment directly shapes our ability to bring capacity online on time and to spec.
Responsibilities
- Architect HPC clusters by designing whitespace layouts, including rack placement, aisle configuration, hot/cold aisle containment, equipment density, and airflow strategy for high-density GPU deployments
- Collaborate with electrical and mechanical engineers to integrate power and cooling infrastructure into whitespace environments