Senior DevOps Engineer for HPC
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# Senior DevOps Engineer for HPCamazon web services canada · Vancouver, British Columbia, CABack to resultsSenior DevOps Engineer for HPCamazon web services canadaVancouver, British Columbia, CA Posted October 10, 2026 Via BeBee### Full Job DescriptionElevate your career as a Senior DevOps Engineer supporting HPC at US Tech Solutions. Proficient in Linux, SLURM, and infrastructure automation? This role is for you!Join the IT Datacenter team at US Tech Solutions where you’ll focus on infrastructure for High Performance Computing (HPC). As a senior level engineer, you will handle SLURM operations and orchestrate datacenter migrations with minimal ramp-up. Responsibilities include developing migration strategies, authoring technical documentation, and managing integration across identity systems.Key Responsibilities:• Support SLURM-based HPC environments and migrations• Author method of procedure (MOP) documents for infrastructure changes• Develop Ansible playbooks for Linux setup and automation• Validate authentication methods across HPC compute environments• Troubleshoot operational issues in production Linux servicesRequirements:• 5+ years in DevOps or related roles• Hands-on HPC cluster administration experience• Strong Ansible and automation skills• Familiarity with enterprise authentication stacks• Proven ability to execute datacenter migrationsBring your expertise in HPC, Linux environments, and automation to US Tech Solutions.#### Apply for this JobThis will take you to the original posting on the employer's site. Apply NowVia BeBee#### Job SummaryCompanyamazon web services canadaLocationVancouver, British Columbia, CATypeFull-timePostedOctober 10, 2026SourceBeBee #J-18808-Ljbffr
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