About the job
Location: North America Remote / San Francisco · Full-Time
About Andromeda
Founded by Nat Friedman and Daniel Gross, Andromeda Cluster is on a mission to democratize access to advanced AI infrastructure for early-stage startups. Initially starting with a single managed cluster, we rapidly expanded our capabilities to build a robust orchestration layer that enhances global AI infrastructure accessibility.
We collaborate with prominent AI labs, data centers, and cloud providers to ensure compute resources are efficiently delivered where and when they are most required. Our innovative platform optimizes the routing of training and inference jobs globally, enhancing flexibility and operational efficiency in one of the most dynamic markets around.
Our vision is to establish the liquidity layer for global AI compute, and we are continually seeking exceptional talent in AI infrastructure, research, and engineering.
The Opportunity
We are in search of an Infrastructure Manager to enhance the alignment of supply and demand on our platform. This role is an Individual Contributor position, reporting directly to the Head of Infrastructure. The Infrastructure team forms the backbone of our operations, focusing on acquiring and managing compute resources in collaboration with our compute providers, sales, and technical teams.
As we scale our operations, we aim to broaden our network and liquidity while deepening our service offerings and accelerating growth.
What You'll Do
• Align incoming leads from the sales team with both internal and external compute capacities.
• Optimize the utilization of our compute resources.
• Identify and onboard new compute suppliers globally.
• Source capacity tailored to customer requirements and market trends.
• Address customer and supplier challenges in a fast-paced, dynamic environment.
• Analyze technical and commercial differences among suppliers to refine our capacity strategies.
• Formulate a proactive compute strategy driven by market insights.
• Negotiate costs with suppliers and vendors.
• Design and implement capacity planning processes.

