Location:
Quantori is an international team: we have colleagues who work not only from office but also remotely from all over the world.
Responsibilities:
Hybrid Architecture Design: Architect and deploy scalable HPC clusters using on-prem and/or cloud-native HPC cluster managers ( e.g., AWS Parallel Cluster + Amazon EC2 / Azure Cycle Cloud + Azure VM Scale Sets / Google Cloud Cluster Toolkit or similar + Compute Engine), ensuring seamless integration with on-premises schedulers.
Proven expertise with HPC schedulers and orchestration patterns (e.g., Slurm, cloud HPC cluster orchestration, batch orchestration) Design and optimize data architectures for large-scale HPC workloads, including high-throughput data movement between on-premises and cloud environments and integration with parallel file systems. Ensure data access, lifecycle, and reproducibility patterns to support scientific computing performance and operational requirements.
Design and implement high-performance networking solutions, including private dedicated connectivity and low-latency HPC interconnects (e.g.,



AWS Direct Connect / Azure Express Route / Google Cloud Interconnect; AWS EFA / Azure HPC fabrics e.g. IB/ GCP HPC interconnect options etc.), to support low-latency MPI applications.
Design high I/O workloads (parallel file system patterns ) (e.g., AWS / GCP / Azure Managed Lustre or parallel FS deployments and/or self-managed Lustre/GPFS/Bee GFS), observability, reproducibility and operational excellence Define and maintain containerization standards using containerization and related technologies to ensure binary compatibility across heterogeneous hardware and environments.
What we expect:
Knowledge of HPC-with-cloud integration strategies, experience with technical feasibility planning Strong understanding of regulated enterprise R&D; environments Understanding scientific computing reproducibility requirements, relying on enterprise standard tooling. Deep understanding of Amazon VPC /Google Clo

📌 Hpc architect (Cantabria)
🏢 Quantori
📍 Cantabria