Systems Engineer
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The VDURA Systems Engineering team is the critical technical link between VDURA sales, customers, channel partners, and our service and product development organizations. As a Systems Engineer on the West Coast, you will serve as the primary technical advisor for prospects and customers across your region, combining deep storage architecture expertise with a hands-on approach to pre-sales consulting, implementation, and post-sales support., Customer Engagement & Pre-Sales
- Lead on-site consulting engagements covering AI Factory design, capacity planning, and storage system implementation
- Own and drive account strategy by translating customer technical requirements, growth plans, timelines, and budgets into winning solutions
- Deliver compelling technical briefings and proof-of-concept demonstrations to engineering and executive audiences
- Partner with VDURA channel partners to build complete, integrated solutions for customer environments
Implementation & Post-Sales:
- Support new system deployments, including installation, configuration, and initial performance tuning
- Provide joint escalation support and technical problem management alongside VDURA Customer Service
- Serve as a second-tier support resource and field extension of VDURA hardware and software engineering
Cross-Functional Collaboration:
- Work collaboratively with VDURA Product Design, Manufacturing, Operations, Sales, and Product Marketing to ensure end-to-end technical product excellence
- Maintain proactive communications with customers, prospects, and channel partners across the region
- Maintain current knowledge of VDURA products, roadmaps, competitive landscape, and pricing
Requirements
Do you have experience in Storage management (system administration)?, * BS or higher degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Mathematics, Sciences, or equivalent practical experience
- 7+ years of storage industry experience working with distributed and/or clustered file systems (AFS/DFS, NFS, Lustre, Weka, DDN, VAST, or similar)
- HPC or AI storage industry background strongly preferred
Technical Skills:
- Deep knowledge of current and emerging storage architectures including FC, NAS, OSD/OBSD, and SAN
- Hands-on experience with UNIX/Linux (BSD, Linux, System V), TCP/IP networking, Gigabit Ethernet, and InfiniBand
- Familiarity with backup and data management tools (HSM, Legato, Veritas)
- Experience with enterprise applications (Active Directory, Exchange, Data Center) and Windows Server storage implementations a plus
- Networking and switching architecture knowledge a plus
- Comfortable with installation, hands-on debugging, and modern AI tools (Claude, ChatGPT, etc.)
Soft Skills:
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills, including strong executive-level presentation ability
- Strong project management, multi-tasking, and time management skills
- Ability to travel within assigned geography up to 50%, including air travel and overnight stays
About the company
Why VDURA:
- Join a company at the center of the AI infrastructure wave, with a 25-year heritage and a fully reinvented product for the next era of computing
- Work with a team of storage industry veterans who built the systems that power the world’s most demanding research and AI environments
- Bring a genuinely differentiated product to market: software-defined, subscription-based, and delivering 60%+ lower TCO than all-flash architectures at comparable performance
- Operate with the autonomy and impact of a growth-stage company backed by over $150M in funding and a proven go-to-market motion
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