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Software Engineer, Resilience Engineering

Join the Applied AI Infrastructure team at OpenAI to tackle the mission-critical challenges of building resilient and reliable large-scale AI systems. This role focuses on implementing engineering principles derived from resilience theory, ensuring our foundational models can operate reliably even under extreme conditions or failure modes. Key responsibilities include designing, developing, and maintaining robust observability pipelines, stress-testing model deployments in complex environments, and collaborating across teams to institutionalize failure prevention mechanisms. The ideal candidate possesses deep expertise in distributed systems, fault tolerance, and modern cloud infrastructure stacks. You will play a vital part in defining the operational backbone that keeps OpenAI's groundbreaking AI services available globally. Qualifications include hands-on experience with large-scale data processing, Python/Go proficiency, and a strong understanding of system architecture best practices.

openai San Francisco, CA, California, United States

(تازہ ترین نوکریاں، سلیبس اور ٹیسٹ کی تیاری کی مکمل معلومات)

Preparing

1250

Question set

200

Duration

Permanent

Focus areas

Resilience EngineeringApplied AI InfrastructureDistributed SystemsSafety Critical Systems

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