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control plane for hardware lifecycle management across large-scale GPU data centers. The METALDEV team builds Go-based distributed services that bring infrastructure online, monitor production hardware health, automate safe oper
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- Original location
- New York, NY / Sunnyvale, CA
- Stack
- As a Senior Software Engineer within our Compute Architecture organization, you will help build the software control plane for hardware lifecycle management across large-scale GPU data centers. The METALDEV team builds Go-based distributed services that bring infrastructure online, monitor production hardware health, automate safe operational workflows, and give operators the observability and control needed to manage GPU servers and rack-scale systems with reliability and confidence. This is a software-first role at the intersection of distributed systems, production reliability, and hardware-aware automation, ideal for engineers who want their code to operate real-world infrastructure at massive scale. (Source language/tool mention)
- Stack
- - Experience with Kubernetes and containerized workloads in production environments. (Source language/tool mention)
- Stack
- s is a software-first role at the intersection of distributed systems, production reliability, and hardware-aware autom (GTM description)
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Employer posting
Senior Software Engineer, MetalDevSource details
Company identifier: CoreWeave
Source ID: greenhouse:coreweave:4681297006
Board: greenhouse:coreweave
Evidence field: description
Match rule: requirements_context
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Department as supplied: Technology
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