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Crusoe

Staff Engineer, Crusoe Managed Data Transfer (Distributed Systems)

$215K–$260K

San Francisco, CA - US · On-site · Staff · Full-time · Posted Oct 28, 2026

Experience
8+ years shipping production software, including leading a service from prototype to general availability.

About the job

Lead the architecture and development of Crusoe’s Managed Data Transfer service, which moves petabyte-scale training data between cloud storage and Crusoe storage.

What you'll do

  • Own MDT’s end-to-end architecture, including its API, scheduler, Kubernetes workers, storage integration, and network paths.
  • Assess and evolve the production prototype, migrating current customers without interruption while improving throughput and reliability.
  • Set technical direction, cross-team interfaces, operational standards, and engineering practices; mentor the team and partner with Product.

What they ask for

  • 8+ years shipping production software, including leading a service from prototype to general availability.
  • Hands-on experience designing and operating data-intensive distributed systems at scale.
  • Understanding of object storage semantics, file systems, and TCP throughput, with ability to profile and improve transfer performance.
  • Experience evolving live systems with low customer risk, defining API and schema contracts, and owning customer-facing on-call.

Nice to have

  • Go proficiency (strongly preferred); otherwise, proficiency in another modern compiled language.
  • Experience with bulk data transfer systems, cloud networking/interconnects, cross-account cloud IAM, ANN indexing, or AI/HPC/Physical AI data pipelines.

Pay

USD $215,000 -$260,000 + Bonus (compensation range; base salary or total pay not specified).

Tools

Go, Kubernetes, AWS DataSync, Google Storage Transfer Service, rclone, AWS Direct Connect, GCP Interconnect, HNSW

AI focus

Build data-transfer infrastructure for AI training workloads, including moving petabyte-scale training data to Crusoe GPUs.

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