Centre of Excellence Senior Engineer

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NscaleAI Infrastructure

EMEA; London; UKFull-TimeSenior

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Experience: 5+ years

Requirements

5+ years of experience in a technical infrastructure, data centre, or operations environment.
Extensive experience working within large-scale data centre environments.
Proven ability to solve complex, systemic infrastructure issues and deliver long-term operational improvements.
Strong analytical and structured approach to troubleshooting and problem solving.
Experience leading technical initiatives across multiple sites or operational teams.
Advanced technical certifications relevant to infrastructure operations.
Experience supporting hyperscale, HPC, AI, or NVIDIA GPU infrastructure (preferred).
Hands-on server deployment, maintenance, and troubleshooting experience (preferred).
Ability to travel to data centre sites internationally as required.

Responsibilities

Lead complex infrastructure projects, including hardware installations, upgrades, and operational improvement initiatives.
Drive standardisation across Nscale's global data centre estate by developing repeatable operational processes and best practices.
Identify opportunities to improve operational efficiency, scalability, and service reliability.
Take ownership of complex infrastructure incidents from diagnosis through to resolution, including major incident response and root cause analysis.
Provide technical leadership and mentorship to operations teams across multiple locations.
Partner with cross-functional teams on capacity planning, infrastructure optimisation, and operational readiness for new deployments.
Own the creation and continuous improvement of operational documentation, standards, and runbooks.
Travel to data centre sites to support deployments, resolve complex technical issues, and improve operational excellence.

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