Company Description Miimansa focuses on addressing inefficiencies in the medical research-practice-delivery information flow, especially those caused by high costs and limitations of prospective clinical trials. The organization combines expertise in clinical data-management workflows, life sciences research, and artificial intelligence to improve how clinical research is conducted and translated into practice. By designing robust data and infrastructure “vasculature” for clinical research, Miimansa aims to enable more effective, scalable, and reliable health insights. Team members work at the intersection of technology and healthcare, contributing to solutions that can impact real-world patient outcomes.

About the role: We are looking for a hands-on Linux Systems & Infrastructure Engineer to support the computing and data-processing needs of our AI and research teams.The role spans Ubuntu/Linux administration, on-premise and cloud infrastructure, GPU-enabled workstations, computational environments, and infrastructure automation. The ideal candidate is comfortable with the command line,



independent troubleshooting, scripting, and practical problem-solving in a fast-moving startup.You will work closely with technical and research teams to set up, maintain, monitor, and improve our computing infrastructure and supporting tools.

Key responsibilities
1. Linux systems and servers
• Set up, configure, and maintain Ubuntu/Linux systems across on-premise and cloud environments.
• Manage users, permissions, groups, storage, SSH access, and security controls.
• Monitor system health, CPU, memory, GPU, and storage utilization.
• Troubleshoot Linux, networking, hardware, and software issues, and maintain system documentation.

2. Data and compute environments
• Set up and maintain Python environments, packages, dependencies, and tools for data processing and AI workloads.
• Support researchers and engineers running large-scale data-processing and GPU workloads.
• Automate ro

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