Compute & GPU Clusters
GPU workload pressure, Slurm/Kubernetes scheduler behavior, host behavior, firmware, drivers, Linux, and resource contention.
Distributed Infrastructure · AI/HPC Infrastructure · Storage Platforms · Virtualization · Reliability Engineering
I work across distributed infrastructure where compute, storage, networking, and workload behavior have to be understood together.
My work follows the full data path: client behavior, compute, network fabric, storage, virtualization, orchestration, telemetry, and the assumptions teams make between those layers.
I am most useful in ambiguous platform issues where the system is technically available, but workload behavior, latency, throughput, or reliability shows that something deeper is wrong.
I solve problems at the boundaries between systems, teams, and assumptions.
I do not reduce infrastructure work to a product list. The hard problems usually live in the interaction between layers: a workload pattern that exposes a storage constraint, a fabric behavior that looks like an application problem, a telemetry gap that hides the true failure domain, or a platform decision that only fails under pressure.
That is the work I am built for: tracing reality, narrowing ambiguity, explaining the path clearly, and helping teams move from scattered symptoms to a practical operating picture.
Compute, storage, networking, and workload behavior.
GPU workload pressure, Slurm/Kubernetes scheduler behavior, host behavior, firmware, drivers, Linux, and resource contention.
Scale-out NAS, S3/object, metadata behavior, NVMe/NVMe-oF, data-path latency, and platform constraints.
RDMA, RoCE, InfiniBand, Ethernet, MTU, PMTUD, congestion, retransmits, and fabric-level evidence.
Data access patterns, throughput, pipeline reliability, workload readiness, GPU starvation, and infrastructure behavior under load.
Core areas of work.
I help determine why infrastructure that appears healthy is still failing the workload, customer, or operational objective.
I translate ambiguous requirements into practical platform designs, validation paths, runbooks, and implementation guidance.
I reason through NAS, S3/object, metadata, NVMe/NVMe-oF, RDMA, latency, throughput, and topology constraints.
I look at GPU utilization, data access patterns, scheduling, fabric behavior, and storage pressure as one system.
I turn scattered symptoms into an operating picture that engineering, support, product, and customer teams can act on.
I build repeatable diagnostics, evidence collection, automation-backed validation, runbooks, and workflows that reduce time-to-understanding.
For teams that need infrastructure evidence, not generic IT guesswork.
Review platform design, workload readiness, failure domains, operational risk, and what the environment can safely support.
Reason through performance and reliability symptoms across compute, storage, network, virtualization, Linux, telemetry, and workload behavior.
Turn ambiguous troubleshooting paths into practical diagnostics, evidence collection, escalation notes, runbooks, and handoff material.
Core premise: healthy infrastructure is not defined by “it’s up.” It is defined by whether it performs as expected under real workload.