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The Data Center Security Manager ensures the implementation of physical security standards at CoreWeave's data centers. Responsibilities include managing access policies, conducting audits, liaising with collocation partners, creating and implementing training programs, and reporting to the Director of Physical Security. The role demands knowledge of physical security principles, strong organizational discipline, writing skills, and effective public speaking.

The Regional Data Center Manager will oversee data center operations, ensuring efficient and secure facilities management. Responsibilities include managing staff performance, coordinating data center builds, overseeing infrastructure operations, ensuring compliance with industry standards, and conducting safety inspections. The role demands strong leadership and a solid understanding of data center technology.

The Administrative Assistant will provide crucial support to Director-level leaders in the Engineering Department at CoreWeave. Responsibilities include managing complex calendars, organizing travel arrangements, establishing positive relationships internally and externally, and handling expense reports. The role demands high integrity, excellent organizational skills, and the ability to work independently across multiple time zones.

As a Software Engineer at CoreWeave, you will develop, deploy, and monitor services managing bare metal infrastructure. Responsibilities include maintaining management services in Go, collaborating with teams, documenting workflows, creating CI/CD pipelines, troubleshooting, and building dashboards. You will also participate in an on-call rotation to support production services.

As a Technical Project Manager at CoreWeave, you will lead multiple data center deployment projects from planning through execution, ensuring quality, budget adherence, and stakeholder communication. You'll manage resources, mitigate risks, and ensure compliance with standards while optimizing processes to improve operational efficiency.

The Data Center Technician role involves maintaining data center operations, conducting hardware and network diagnostics, performing repairs, and providing technical support. Responsibilities also include training staff, developing documentation and scripts, maintaining hardware inventory, and occasionally traveling to other data centers.

The Data Center Technician will ensure data center operations' availability and reliability, conduct hardware and network diagnostics, provide technical support, train teams, develop documentation and scripts, maintain equipment, and manage inventory. The role requires participation in an on-call rotation and may involve occasional travel to other data centers.