Hardware Engineer, AI Cluster Commissioning

Location not specified

Full Time

Posted October 2, 2026

$89k - $142k· Est.

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Firmus Technologies is a global leader pioneering the development and operation of efficient AI infrastructure across Asia Pacific.

Support the deployment, commissioning, and remediation of large-scale AI clusters comprising thousands of GPUs, high-speed networks, and high-performance storage systems.
Support site teams during commissioning, testing, and equipment setup.
Assist with system installations, modifications, and setup as part of the commissioning team.
Assist with network cabling and integration.
Diagnose server, GPU, storage, and networking failures.
Collect logs and diagnostic information, support technical teams during failure investigations, and assist engineering teams in identifying recurring failure patterns and root causes.
Perform component-level replacement and remediation.
Execute hardware validation procedures and acceptance tests.
Verify firmware, cabling, and system configurations.
Stakeholder Communication: Provide timely updates and technical support to project and operations teams, ensuring smooth collaboration.
Documentation & Reporting: Keep accurate service records, equipment logs, and submit required documentation promptly.
Safety & Compliance: Adhere to safety protocols.
Training & Development: Stay current on equipment, processes, and industry standards through ongoing learning.
Inventory & Quality Control: Maintain tools, spare parts, and equipment inventory.

Familiarity with high-density GPU server and rack environments.
Experience with data center networking and structured cabling.
Experience performing hardware diagnostics and component replacement.
Familiarity with Linux operating systems and command-line troubleshooting.
Ability to safely lift and move IT equipment.
Ability to work in data center environments for extended periods.
Comfortable working in confined spaces and around high-density equipment racks.
Willingness to undertake domestic and international travel for deployment and commissioning activities.