Summary
Ben Sabath is an HPC-focused software and data engineer with 11 years of experience building scalable distributed systems for scientific research and AI. Currently a Member of Technical Staff at Microsoft AI, he has led AI/ML infrastructure and LLM training pipelines at Harvard’s Kempner Institute and modernized cloud-first data platforms managing 1.5 PB of research data. He excels at bridging scientists and engineers—designing end-to-end statistical pipelines, optimizing GPU-based ML workloads across clusters, and mentoring teams on CI/CD and best practices. Notable achievements include deploying molecular docking across hundreds of instances to cut runtimes from hours to minutes and implementing graph-based models for historic data discovery. Based in Boston, he combines hands-on systems engineering (Slurm, Kubernetes, Terraform, CUDA, Ray) with a practical focus on delivering research value and cost-efficient cloud operations. Collected across academia and industry, his background uniquely positions him to solve life-sciences and research computing problems at scale.
11 years of coding experience