This role sits at the intersection of AI and high-performance systems engineering, focused on solving real-world problems under strict constraints. You will work on systems where performance and reliability are critical and where improvements have a direct, measurable impact on real-world safety.

This is a senior, systems-focused role with end-to-end ownership over performance and reliability of production computer vision pipelines. You will define optimization strategies, identify bottlenecks across the system, and drive improvements under real-world constraints.

What youll do
Build and optimize real-time computer vision pipelines running on edge systems processing live maritime video streams (e.g, NVIDIA Jetson, Triton Inference Server).
Take models from research and turn them into production-ready, reliable components deployed on vessels.
Profile and improve end-to-end system performance across: multi-camera video ingestion; preprocessing; inference; postprocessing.
Identify and resolve bottlenecks across CPU, GPU, memory, and pipeline coordination.
Make and justify tradeoffs between latency, accuracy, stability, and resource utilization.
Design and implement robust data and inference pipelines (video -> model -> actionable output for crew).
Develop benchmarking and evaluation workflows to measure performance end-to-end and support release gating.
Build and improve observability tools, including logging, monitoring, and debugging workflows for production systems.
Define and maintain clear interfaces between research code and production systems.
Work closely with research and backend teams to integrate new models into production systems.
Continuously improve system efficiency and reliability under hardware and runtime constraints.

We are at the forefront of the AI revolution, delivering brand new accelerated compute platforms for global impact. Our Network Architecture group is seeking a talented and motivated Sr. Software Engineer to build the agentic workflows that our architects use in their daily work. The software at the center of this role is our hardware network simulation environment - you will design multi-step agent workflows over it, engineer the context that grounds them in our own specifications and source code, and optimize their runtime performance. If you are passionate about building the practical infrastructure that brings intelligent agents to life, we want to hear from you.


What you'll be doing:
Build agentic workflows - loops, graphs, and multi-step pipelines - that carry real hardware network simulation and analysis work end to end.
Engineer the context these workflows run on, turning our simulation models, specifications, design documents, and source code into context that makes agents accurate in our domain.
Work closely with network architects to understand their workflows and translate them into agent workflows they use daily.
Optimize the runtime performance of our simulation tooling on these platforms, including execution time, compute cost, and end-to-end latency.
Define evaluation and regression testing for agent workflows, so that changes to a prompt, a graph, or a context source are measurable.
Build observability across agent runs: what the agent did, where it failed, and why.
Champion guidelines for secure and reliable agent workflows, including data handling, access control, and interaction boundaries.
Serve as a key technical resource for solving sophisticated integration issues between agents and internal tooling.

The Networking Diagnostics team is seeking a highly motivated and experienced engineer. This person must have hands-on technical expertise to develop critical diagnostic tools for our newest, world-leading networking platforms. This position offers the opportunity to have a real impact in a dynamic, technology-focused company, impacting data centers and high-performance computing (HPC) clusters across the world. We are looking for independent engineers who excel in a fast-paced environment and are passionate about ensuring the stability of next-generation hardware.

What you'll be doing:
Design & Implement: Architect and develop high-performance diagnostic tools and frameworks using Python, tailored for our latest networking platforms.
Performance Optimization: Drive end-to-end development focusing on software that performs efficiently, ensuring diagnostic suites can handle high-throughput data and real-time monitoring without latency.
System Diagnostics: Take charge of developing features that bridge the gap between complex hardware behaviors and software-level diagnostics.
Collaborative Problem Solving: Partner with hardware, firmware, and driver teams to address real-world challenges that demand innovative solutions and a customer-centric approach.
Autonomous Execution: Own the full software development lifecycle of diagnostic features, from initial hardware specification to deployment in dynamic environments.

We are seeking an AI Networking Architect to join the Networking Research Group. This role bridges the gap between emerging AI workloads and the data center infrastructure that powers them, working at the intersection of AI applications, distributed systems, networking hardware, and software architecture. You will join a focused team of multidisciplinary engineers driving AI workload optimization through deep application understanding, network analysis, and end-to-end systems thinking. Your insights will directly shape our products across the full stack - from applications and software libraries to hardware architecture and physical design.


What you'll be doing:
Model the performance of complex AI workloads to identify bottlenecks and recommend system-level optimizations.
Analyze new AI models, distributed training techniques, and inference workloads to understand their infrastructure requirements.
Build simulation and hardware platforms, run real AI workloads on them, and develop analytical tools to evaluate trade-offs across compute, memory, storage, and network behavior.
Translate research insights and workload behavior into actionable software, xhardware, and networking architecture requirements.
Partner with architecture, software, and product teams to influence our future networking and AI infrastructure roadmaps.
Drive architectural innovation by applying deep workload analysis to production machine learning frameworks.

We are seeking a highly skilled and versatile Performance Research and Analysis Manager to join our Performance Group. This role will drive end-to-end performance strategy and execution for our next-generation data centers and solutions based on GPU systems, NIC, Switch, DPU and Networking technologies. The ideal candidate will oversee, evaluating, and optimizing end-to-end AI GPU cluster-level performance for scaling out large scale distributed training and inference jobs communication. The role will focus heavily on RDMA, Networking Protocols, Collective Communication, Congestion Control, and Load Balancing algorithms. Secondarily, you will lead our DPUs and Storage technologies for N-S use cases to support AI Inference jobs. Third, you will drive our Performance Dashboards and Observability for cluster-level performance analysis from a stream line telemetry across NICs, Switches, GPUs, and NVlink.

What you'll be doing:

Drive end-to-end performance strategy, characterization, test plans, and optimization for our next-generation AI GPU clusters, focusing on large-scale distributed training and inference workloads.

Deeply evaluate and optimize our Networking core technologies performance, including RDMA/PRDMA, networking protocols, collective communication (NCCL), congestion control, and load-balancing algorithms.

Work on performance research and analysis of our DPUs and storage technologies in North-South (N-S) use cases and deployment scenarios to maximize performance and efficiency for AI inference jobs.

Drive the strategy for performance observability and dashboards across our next-generation data center solutions and supercomputers by leveraging scalable, streamlined telemetry pipelines to build performance dashboards and automated analytics based on real-time performance metrics across NICs, Switches, GPUs, and NVLink boundaries.

Perform deep root-cause analysis (RCA) on complex multi-node performance bottlenecks, driving actionable mitigation plans across hardware, firmware, and software teams.

We are is looking for a strong technical senior architect to join us in shaping the future. Senior Architects are innovators who can translate business needs into workable technology solutions. Their expertise is deep and broad. They are hands on, producing both detailed technical work and high-level architectural designs.

As a Senior architect in the AI Networking Research team, you will explore technological challenges on accelerate networking and building AI data centers. Research new transport functions and semantics for optimizing AI workloads, AI systems communication and accelerations and much more. You will also be leading architectural and development efforts across numerous technological fields, related to the modern AI data center, such as distributed AI and deep learning solutions, data analytics, High Performance Computing (HPC), Software Defined Networking (SDN), virtualization, storage, and more.

What youll be doing:

Enhance our GPU Networking offerings for accelerating AI workloads, such as our Dynamo, our NIXL and our UCX, tailored to the unique requirements of AI workloads.

Co-design hardware features (e.g., in GPUs, DPUs, or interconnects) that accelerate data movement and enable new capabilities for inference and model serving.

Identify and evaluate new technologies, innovations and partner relationships for alignment with our technology roadmap and business value.

Lead architecture and design of new technologies and innovations such as runtime systems, communication libraries, AI-specific technologies.

Lead proof-of-concept development to evaluate and drive such technologies.

Were looking for a Senior MLOps Engineer to be a core driver in how our product empowers security teams. You will be expected to deeply understand customer needs and translate them directly into product features that deliver real value. You'll own key parts of our frontend stack, drive key architectural decisions, and turn complex security data into clear, actionable business insights.

As we scale our AIDR product and expand deeper into model-driven security intelligence, we are looking for a Senior MLOps Engineer to own the infrastructure, tooling, and operational foundations that power our NLP and LLM training, evaluation, and deployment workflows.

You will architect and operate the systems that enable us to train, fine-tune, deploy, and monitor models at scale making our ML reliable, fast, cost-efficient, and production-ready.

This is a high-visibility, high-impact role where you will partner closely with DevOps, Backend, Data, and Product to establish world-class ML infrastructure from the ground up.

What Youll Do
Build & Scale ML Pipelines
Design, build, and maintain pipelines for training, fine-tuning, evaluating, and deploying NLP and LLM models across GPU and CPU environments.
Establish LLM-Focused CI/CD
Implement automated CI/CD workflows for ML models, including benchmarking, testing, performance gating, and production deployment.
Optimize Runtime & Inference
Select and optimize serving frameworks for low-latency, high-throughput inference, ensuring reliability and scalability.
Own ML Infrastructure
Manage training environments, experiment tracking, model registries, artifact versioning, and distributed training systems.
Operational Excellence
Monitor and optimize production models for performance, cost efficiency, availability, and observability.

In this role, you will architect and implement large-scale distributed systems, low-level platform components, and high-performance services that underpin core product stack. You will drive technical strategy across system reliability, performance, and scalability, partnering closely with product, infrastructure, and data engineering teams to deliver systems that operate at global scale with high availability and efficiency.
Software Engineer, Systems Responsibilities
Architect and implement large-scale distributed systems and platform services that support high-throughput, low-latency workloads across Meta's product infrastructure
Lead the technical design of systems components including storage layers, compute pipelines, networking abstractions, and service orchestration frameworks
Identify and resolve systemic performance bottlenecks through instrumentation, profiling, and targeted optimization across the full systems stack
Define and enforce service level objectives for owned systems, building dashboards, alerting pipelines, and runbooks to reduce mean time to mitigation during incidents
Drive reliability improvements by reducing failure surface, designing resilient rollout strategies, and leading regular resiliency and overload testing exercises
Collaborate with cross-functional partners across product engineering, infrastructure, and data science to align system architecture with evolving product and business requirements
Establish and evolve coding standards, architectural patterns, and engineering best practices for systems development across the broader organization
Leverage AI-assisted development workflows to accelerate design iteration, code generation, and systems analysis, applying sound judgment on when to rely on AI versus deep systems expertise
Mentor other engineers on systems design principles, debugging methodologies, and production operations, and contribute to onboarding programs for new team members
Lead incident retrospectives, identify root causes of complex production failures, and drive implementation of systemic improvements to prevent recurrence

We are building the first Neuron performance engineering team in Tel Aviv. As a Machine Learning Performance Engineer, you'll help shape the direction of this team from the ground up - profiling and optimizing workloads across the full ML software stack, writing high-performance kernels, and improving the Neuron SDK that external developers depend on. You'll work at the boundary between software and hardware, collaborating directly with compiler, runtime, and chip design engineers to close performance gaps customers care about.

The team is new and small, which means broad scope, direct ownership, and real influence over the technical direction we take. If you enjoy digging into performance bottlenecks and turning analysis into measurable wins, this role is for you.

Key job responsibilities
Design and implement high-performance compute kernels for ML operations, leveraging the Neuron architecture and programming models.
Profile ML workloads end-to-end to identify bottlenecks - memory, compute, or communication - and drive optimizations through to a measured improvement.
Enhance the programming model and tooling that kernel and model developers rely on, improving usability and debugging workflows.
Identify and drive optimization opportunities across the Neuron software stack (compiler, runtime, frameworks).
Document software designs, operational runbooks, and performance findings so the broader team can build on your work.

A day in the life
You might start your morning reviewing profiling data from a customer's large diffusion model training job, tracing a utilization gap back to a specific kernel. After a design discussion with compiler engineers about a new operator fusion strategy, you spend the afternoon writing and benchmarking a kernel prototype. Later, you review a teammate's pull request for a runtime optimization and share your findings in a short write-up for the broader Neuron organization. Your work directly translates into faster model execution and lower cost for AWS customers running ML workloads at scale.