About the job
Join Nebius - Pioneers in Cloud Computing
Nebius is at the forefront of a revolutionary shift in cloud computing, designed to support the burgeoning global AI economy. We develop innovative tools and resources that empower our customers to tackle real-world challenges while minimizing infrastructure costs and eliminating the necessity for large in-house AI/ML teams. Our workforce operates at the leading edge of AI cloud infrastructure, collaborating with some of the most seasoned and inventive leaders and engineers in the industry.
Our Work Environment
Located in Amsterdam and publicly traded on Nasdaq, Nebius boasts a worldwide presence with R&D centers throughout Europe, North America, and Israel. Our team consists of over 1,400 professionals, including more than 400 highly skilled engineers with extensive expertise in hardware and software engineering, complemented by a dedicated AI R&D team.
The Role
We are forming a global L3 Support Line from the ground up to manage the highest level of technical escalation for server and rack infrastructure across Europe and the US. Positioned at the crossroads of data center operations, R&D engineering, and ODM partnerships, this team will take full ownership of intricate server and firmware incidents , driving root-cause resolution and transforming recurring issues into scalable architectural advancements.
You will lead a team of approximately 10 L3 engineers based in Europe (Amsterdam HQ and additional data center locations), closely collaborating with the regional L3 Lead to ensure 24/7 global support coverage.
In this capacity, you will serve as the Incident Commander for high-severity production incidents, establish formal problem management practices, and design enterprise-level support frameworks for our contracted bare-metal clients, including two major FAANG companies at launch.
This managerial position entails significant technical responsibility: you will oversee people and processes while retaining the expertise to conduct advanced investigations into Linux, hardware, and firmware when L2 support reaches its limits.
We welcome you to work from our office in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
