GPU cloud and AI infrastructure platform built on NVIDIA hardware
Voltage Park operates GPU compute infrastructure for AI workloads, running NVIDIA GPUs over InfiniBand with Kubernetes, Ceph, Terraform and Ansible underneath. Hiring is accelerating and heavily weighted toward ops roles, pointing to physical data center buildout: cabling standards, hardware RMAs and inventory accuracy. A deep observability stack (Prometheus, Grafana, VictoriaMetrics, OpenTelemetry, Datadog) and alert-noise pain points show reliability at scale is a live concern.
Voltage Park, headquartered in San Francisco, offers an integrated hardware and software platform for companies running AI workloads, positioned around avoiding vendor lock-in and preserving data privacy. Its infrastructure combines NVIDIA GPUs, InfiniBand networking, Dell hardware and HPC tooling, with PyTorch and PyTorch Lightning supported for model training. The privately held company has 51–200 employees and hires in the United States. Commercial operations run on HubSpot, with sales teams focused on deal cycles and lead qualification.
Voltage Park runs NVIDIA GPUs with InfiniBand, Kubernetes, Ceph, Terraform and Ansible on Ubuntu, monitored via Prometheus, Grafana, VictoriaMetrics, OpenTelemetry and Datadog. Code is written in Python and Go.
Yes, hiring is accelerating, concentrated in operations roles tied to data center hardware, with smaller openings in engineering, sales and legal. All roles are in the United States.
Voltage Park is headquartered in San Francisco, California, and has 51–200 employees.
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