Lambda
Account CTO
$271K–$425K
Remote, USA +3 · Remote · Full-time · Posted Jun 3, 2026
- Location
- Remote, USA
San Jose Office (Zanker)
San Francisco Office (Second St)
Bellevue Office - Experience
- 15+ years cloud infrastructure; 6+ years C-suite advisory or consultative work; 5+ years enterprise-scale cloud transformation.
- Education
- Not specified as a requirement.
About the job
Serve as Lambda’s senior technical advisor to strategic accounts, shaping AI and cloud strategy, customer outcomes, and account growth.
What you'll do
- Build executive relationships and guide multi-year technology roadmaps for strategic accounts.
- Lead enterprise architecture assessments, technical escalations, and cross-functional delivery tied to customer business outcomes.
- Advise on AI/ML transformation, represent Lambda in executive forums, and relay strategic customer needs to product teams.
What they ask for
- 15+ years designing, deploying, and scaling cloud infrastructure.
- 6+ years working directly with C-suite executives and senior leadership in advisory or consultative capacities; 5+ years driving enterprise-scale cloud transformation.
- Deep AI/ML expertise, including hands-on LLM training, fine-tuning, and inference at scale; experience with NVIDIA DGX/HGX/MGX, InfiniBand &RoCE networking, and large-scale GPU clusters.
- Experience with enterprise storage architectures and governance frameworks; proven C-suite influence and managing or influencing deals worth $1B+ annually.
Nice to have
- MBA or advanced degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related technical field.
- Experience as a CTO, VP of Engineering, Chief Architect, or Technical Fellow at a technology company with $100M+ revenue; AI lab, board advisory, or relevant research experience.
Pay
$271K – $425K USD base salary
Tools
NVIDIA DGX/HGX/MGX, InfiniBand, RoCE, LLM
AI focus
Advise customers on AI/ML transformation and cloud strategy; support LLM training, fine-tuning, and inference at scale; inform Lambda’s product strategy.
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