Threat model and secure OT environments across data center infrastructure, designing network segmentation, remote access, and IT/OT boundaries. Advise engineering and site teams, improve OT detection and incident response, and lead hardware OEM security engagements addressing firmware and supply chain risks.
Build and lead Fluidstack’s insider risk and counterintelligence program, including its operating model, roadmap, policies, and technical controls. Coordinate with security, IT, physical security, legal, and HR teams to manage incidents end to end and ensure the program is adopted and trusted.
Own exposure and vulnerability management across cloud, Kubernetes, endpoints, networks, bare-metal systems, and data center equipment, including identifying and prioritizing risks and driving remediation. Build automated inventory, scanning, ticketing, and verification workflows, and work directly with system-owning teams to implement fixes and report exposure accurately.
Own security architecture for frontier AI compute, including model-weight custody, training-environment isolation, accelerator and interconnect security, and multi-tenant boundaries. Establish reference architectures and standards, review systems across the infrastructure stack, and prepare security designs for emerging compute technologies and workloads.
The Acoustics Engineer will own environmental and occupational noise studies for gigawatt-scale data centers and power generation designs. This role involves building sound propagation models, recommending noise mitigation strategies, and collaborating across engineering teams to ensure compliance with noise limits.
The Logistics Material Manager will oversee auto-replenishment and inventory levels for data center consumables across multiple sites. They are responsible for negotiating vendor contracts, managing procurement strategies, and ensuring all materials are delivered on time to support site build schedules.
Execute daily cycle count reconciliations across multiple data center sites and manage inventory adjustments within a WMS. Triage inventory alerts, maintain system accuracy, and prepare regular reports for stakeholders.
The Commodity Manager will own multi-year strategies for electrical equipment categories and secure manufacturing capacity to support large-scale compute infrastructure. They will negotiate complex supply agreements and manage supplier performance to ensure procurement remains off the critical path.
The Commodity Sourcing Manager will own multi-year commodity strategies and lead global procurement processes for direct materials. They are responsible for negotiating supply agreements, managing supplier performance, and delivering annual cost reduction targets through value engineering and consolidation.
The Commodity Manager will own multi-year strategies for mechanical and cooling equipment, including negotiating supply agreements and securing manufacturing capacity. They will also partner with engineering teams to standardize designs and build accurate supply chain prediction models.
The Commodity Manager will own the sourcing strategy for capital equipment, including power and cooling systems, while managing competitive bidding and contract negotiations. They will partner with Finance to manage CapEx planning, budget tracking, and cash flow forecasting to ensure supply chain efficiency.
Manage the end-to-end sourcing of structural steel and fabricated assemblies for modular manufacturing and site builds. Negotiate pricing mechanisms to mitigate commodity risks and ensure fabrication capacity scales with the build plan.
The Construction Manager will own day-to-day site execution for data center builds, orchestrating contractors and vendors to ensure projects are delivered safely, on-schedule, and on-budget. They are responsible for managing integrated schedules, enforcing safety protocols, and resolving field conflicts across CSA and MEP trades.
The Energy Marshal will oversee hazardous energy control across multiple gigawatt-scale data center builds, including managing LOTO procedures and energization sequences. They are responsible for auditing electrical safety programs, managing site-level Energy Marshals, and ensuring compliance with all safety and environmental standards.
The Security Engineer will build and manage a threat intelligence program to protect frontier AI infrastructure from nation-state and criminal actors. Responsibilities include developing detection logic, conducting threat hunts, and automating data pipelines to operationalize intelligence.
Serve as the senior technical authority for operational electrical infrastructure across a hyperscale AI data center fleet. Lead site assessments, operational audits, and manage the commissioning-to-operations handover for new sites.
Manage the compute and storage category, including GPU servers and node-level components, from supplier strategy through delivery. Negotiate pricing and capacity with OEMs and ODMs while implementing dual-sourcing strategies to ensure supply chain resilience.
Design and defend network security architecture across data centers, corporate offices, and cloud environments at gigawatt scale. Build network detection systems and harden OT/BMS infrastructure to protect high-value AI model weights.
Lead end-to-end incident response across corporate, cloud, and data center environments to protect high-value AI model weights. Establish the incident response function from the ground up, including detection logic, playbooks, and severity models.
Manage the data center mechanical category, including CDUs, chillers, and piping packages for liquid-cooled builds. Negotiate multi-year supply agreements with OEMs to ensure capacity and lead-time alignment with the build pipeline.
Build and manage the corporate security program from scratch, focusing on identity, endpoints, and SaaS for a rapidly growing workforce. Engineer zero-trust access and automate security controls to ensure the environment scales efficiently as code.
Lead the execution of the security program across physical, logical, and datacenter domains to protect high-value AI model weights. Establish the operating rhythm for the security organization, including risk tracking, audit timelines, and cross-team deliverables.
Manage the end-to-end electrical category including switchgear, transformers, and UPS for large-scale compute build-outs. Negotiate long-term capacity reservations with OEMs and coordinate with engineering to manage dual-sourcing design implications.
Build and lead the fleet-wide maintenance management index and CMMS backbone from the ground up for a massive scale of AI compute infrastructure. Establish maintenance standards, PM strategies, and data-driven operating rhythms to ensure reliability across owned and colo sites.
Own end-to-end security for the bare metal server fleet, covering everything from supply chain and provisioning to decommissioning. Design hardened OS images, enforce BMC security models, and partner with network engineering to implement zero-trust architecture.
The role involves commissioning BMS and EPMS controls for data centers, focusing on point-to-point verification and full sequence validation. The engineer will automate Level 4 and Level 5 commissioning processes to accelerate site delivery and ensure system reliability.
Own supplier quality for mechanical equipment including CDUs, chillers, and pumps from qualification through delivery. Conduct supplier audits, production readiness reviews, and drive root cause corrective actions for quality escapes.
Manage supplier quality for critical electrical equipment including switchgear, transformers, and UPS from qualification to delivery. Conduct global factory audits and witness testing to ensure contractual quality standards are met.
Manage the global order tracker for all purchase orders, ensuring manufacturing milestones and delivery dates are met across multiple project sites. Coordinate with vendors and logistics partners to expedite critical orders and provide detailed supply chain performance reporting to leadership.
