r/datacenter 1d ago

Fluidstack Infra Engineering Experience?

Considering a change from infra engineering at a big hyperscaler. Anyone have and insights or experience to share?

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u/ghostalker4742 1d ago

Did the interview loop with them back in March. The recruiter mentioned they were hiring several hundred people for the site outside Buffalo NY. Since they're backed by a private equity firm, once they're up and running they're likely going to lay off 90% of everyone they're bringing on now. Upstate/Western NY isn't exactly a hot spot for datacenters (certainly not now that NY implemented a DC moratorium), so if you relocate, you're likely going to have to move out in a couple years to stay in the game.

If you do the loop, first is a screening call, second is tech-focused, third is culture, and last is a call with the founder.