Production Systems Engineer, NPI
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Meta, a leading technology company, is hiring a Production Systems Engineer for its Release to Production team in Austin, TX. The role focuses on the end-to-end hardware lifecycle of Meta servers, including prototyping, validation, debugging, and stress testing. Key responsibilities involve collaborating with hardware, software, and data center operations teams to deploy new systems. No specific tech stack, salary, or remote policy is mentioned in the description.
Meta is seeking a highly skilled and experienced Systems/Hardware engineer to join our Release to Production (RTP) team. The RTP team is responsible for the end-to-end hardware lifecycle of all Meta servers, including prototyping, preproduction hands-on system validation, hardware debugging, and stress testing. As a Systems/Production Systems Engineer, you will work closely with various teams, including HW/SW co-design teams, hardware designers, networking teams, system manufacturers, component vendors, capacity engineering, production engineering, production services, and data center operations teams to enable new systems that will be deployed in our production data centers.
About the Company
At Meta, we believe in impact and building a career where you’re challenged and valued in teams that are the best at what they do. Join us as we create and innovate the technologies of the future. We are advancing AI for a connected world. From developing category defining products to testing and launching wearables at global scale, there are many ways you can help us build the future of human connection and the technology that makes it possible.
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