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Radian Arc
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About Radian Arc.
We're specialists in outcome-optimized AI infrastructure - deploying, orchestrating and monetizing GPU compute where data, users and demand actually meet: inside telco networks, at the edge, and in core data centers. Not a generic AI platform. Not a consultancy. We’re the bridge between raw silicon and real-world results.
Mission: Design, build, and operate the AI storage layer powering large-scale GPU infrastructure, enabling datasets, model artifacts, checkpoints, and inference state to be delivered to compute clusters with extremely high throughput and predictable latency.
You will play a key role in architecting and evolving the storage platform across edge and core deployments, supporting the full lifecycle of AI workloads including distributed inference, fine-tuning, and large-scale model training. The role spans multiple storage architectures used across the platform, including hyperconverged storage currently based on StorPool, local NVMe storage for latency-sensitive workloads and edge deployments, and disaggregated AI storage platforms such as VAST Data and Weka.
As the first dedicated storage platform role in the organization, this position combines Staff-level architectural ownership, technical direction, and cross-functional influence with hands-on execution across storage design, deployment, performance engineering, troubleshooting, platform integration, and operational improvement.
A key responsibility of this role is designing and optimizing the storage architecture underlying distributed inference stacks such as NVIDIA Dynamo, llm-d, or similar inference orchestration frameworks. This includes ensuring that storage systems efficiently support inference workloads through optimized dataset access, model artifact distribution, checkpoint handling, and KV-cache persistence. You will design scalable storage systems capable of feeding thousands of GPUs while balancing throughput, latency, resilience, and cost efficiency, and work closely with compute, networking, and platform engineering teams to ensure seamless integration with the platform orchestration layer.
Because this is currently the primary storage platform role in the company, the position is intentionally hybrid: you are expected to operate at L6 / Staff in terms of long-term design, standards, cross-team influence, and platform direction, while also directly executing critical storage work that, in a larger organization, would be distributed across multiple engineers.
This is a fully remote role, we will consider relevant candidates in all locations.
The candidate should have deep expertise in designing and operating storage platforms optimized for GPU-heavy environments and distributed AI workloads.
This includes a strong understanding of how training, fine-tuning, and inference systems interact with storage, and how storage architecture affects throughput, latency, concurrency, checkpoint recovery, dataset distribution, and serving performance.
What we offer
• Attractive compensation package reflecting your expertise and experience.
• A great work environment characterized by friendliness, international diversity, flexibility, and a hybrid-friendly approach.
• You'll be part of a fast-growing scale-up with a mission to make a positive impact, offering an exciting career evolution.
Our job titles may span more than one job level. The actual base pay is dependent on a number of factors, such as transferable skills, work experience, business needs and market demands.
Our inclusive responsibility
Radian Arc is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, veteran status, or any other protected category under applicable law.
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