Systems Infrastructure Engineer (BIO Core 2026)

BIO Core Program

Our annual program trains you to design and operate the Cloud/HPC infrastructure behind frontier AI in biology – setting the technical direction for how BioTuring brings massive computation to cure diseases.

Role Description

In this critical role, you’ll play a pivotal role in building and maintaining the robust systems and infrastructure that power our data intensive bioinformatics platform. 

Key Responsibilities

• Develop tools and scripts to automate operations, infrastructure tasks, and client deployments using Infrastructure as Code mindset.
• Monitor, troubleshoot, and improve reliability across Linux, VM and containers.
• Support, troubleshoot, and manage OpenStack-based private cloud infrastructure.
• Operate external storage (NAS/SAN) and high performance networking such as Ceph.
• Employ security best practices for securing and hardening system services.
• Implement network topology, redundancy and high availability for production systems.
• Provision hardware and infrastructure following the company’s evolution.
• Support and diagnose bare-metal server and networking issues.

Requirements

• Networking fundamentals (TCP/IP, DNS, routing, subnetting, infiniband).
• Comfortable on the command line, good system administration (processes, filesystems, permissions). 
• Excellent knowledge in Linux and computer architecture.
• Used Docker or a VM at least once — curious about what runs underneath.
• Minimum basic knowledge of SSH keys, firewalls. 
• Python or Bash with an automation mindset. 
• Background in either Computer Science/System Engineer/Infrastructure Engineer/Electrical Engineer or related field. 
• Open to Students, Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD or self-taught engineers. 
• Open to local and expat (work permit sponsorship + relocation assistance provided).

Bonus if you have:

• OpenStack, Ceph, Ansible exposure. 
• Open-source contributions  in LLM- or security-adjacent repositories, Reported CVEs or bug bounties.