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HPC Compliance Services by Senior HPC Experts

MeteorOps provides HPC Compliance with senior HPC experts who show you what to focus on and get it done. Run Slurm, MPI, and GPU workloads on clusters that schedule fairly, scale with demand, and keep expensive nodes busy. Only 7 of every 1,000 engineers in our vetting pipeline are hired, and you pay by the hour with no lock-in. Book a free 30-minute consultation to scope it.
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Calin

SeniorSRECloudDevOpsFinOpsSecurity
Calin, drawn portrait
Stack
31tech
Roles
5hats
Class
Senior

Tech stackstrongest first

  • AWS
  • Kubernetes
  • Terraform
  • Docker
  • Git
  • Prometheus
  • Grafana
  • Helm
  • CI/CD
  • Microservices

Skills21 more in the stack

The rest of Calin's stack and their soft-skill profile are shared on a call.

The full profile, work samples and availability are one call away.

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The HPC problems we solve

  1. HPC research data with access rules nobody enforces

    We map each dataset's rules to Unix groups, project directories and Slurm accounts, then log access so the rules hold on the cluster itself.

  2. Not knowing which controls apply to the cluster

    A gap assessment maps NIST 800-171, HIPAA or your data use agreements to the cluster and lists exactly what an auditor will check.

  3. Shared scratch space holding sensitive files

    Scratch and project storage reorganized with permissions, encryption where required and purge policies, so sensitive files do not linger where any user can read them.

  4. Evidence assembled by hand for each review

    Account reviews, login records and change history collected automatically from the cluster, so evidence is ready when the sponsor or auditor asks.

  5. Login nodes open to the whole internet

    Access through MFA and a bastion or VPN, accounts tied to your identity provider, and stale accounts removed on a schedule by a named engineer.

  6. Data agreements signed without a plan to meet them

    Before data arrives, a named engineer turns the agreement's terms into cluster controls, with an architect reviewing them and records kept for renewal.

Common use-cases we help with

  • You have another use-case? Click here to book a call and see if we could help you

How it works

I show what to focus on firstA hand-drawn system analysis sheet: an inventory of the system, its controls and gaps, and what to fix first.
System analysis
I'll make sure this is a successMichael, account manager
Account manager
I'll do the workCalin, hpc expert
HPC Expert
I'll bring in perspectiveStas, senior architect
Senior architect
I create clarityA hand-drawn hours log: a week of dated tasks with their hours, totalling twelve.
Hours log

We connect you directly with the Senior HPC Expert, but we do a couple more things.
To overcome common pitfalls, an architect brings in perspective.
To adapt to your work style, an account manager collects feedback and consults you.
To show you what to focus on, we start with a system analysis: what runs, which controls exist, and the gaps that matter.
To give you clarity and control we share a detailed work hours log.

Case studies

What our clients say

  • Thanks to MeteorOps, infrastructure changes have been completed without any errors. They provide excellent ideas, manage tasks efficiently, and deliver on time. They communicate through virtual meetings, email, and a messaging app. Overall, their experience in Kubernetes and AWS is impressive.
    Mike OssarehVP of Software, Erisyon
  • They have been great at adjusting and improving as we have worked together.
    Paul MattalCTO, Jaide Health
  • They've been super professional and flexible, moving fast exactly like we needed them to. They delivered high quality on time and added real value beyond the scope.
    Or GorodisskyVP R&D, D-ID
  • We've gone from zero to 20 engineers who can self-serve on AWS, and MeteorOps stays very flexible to our changing needs.
    David ShawSenior Software Engineer, LeanData
  • The knowledge and work ethics of the individuals engaged with the team was the most impressive aspect.
    Department DirectorSmart Home Ventures
  • We've experienced a very low error and incident rate in our cloud services, with high availability and on-time deliveries. What stood out was their availability, modern solutions, and great value for price.
    Ari ZellnerVP, Embie
  • They kept proper transparency on progress and delivered on time.
    CTOSoftware company
  • From my experience, working with MeteorOps brings high value to any company at almost any stage. They are uncompromising professionals, who achieve their goal no matter what.
    David NashCEO, Gefen Technologies AI
  • Nguyen is a champ. He's fast and has great communication. Well done!
    Ido YohananVP R&D, Embie

Frequently asked questions

What is HPC compliance?

HPC Compliance is preparing your HPC systems for an audit: the technical controls, the policies and the evidence an auditor asks for. At MeteorOps it is done by named senior engineers, with an architect behind them. How compliance works at MeteorOps.

What does an HPC expert work on?

A MeteorOps HPC expert works on running Slurm, MPI and GPU workloads on clusters that schedule fairly, scale with demand and keep expensive nodes busy, hands-on in your own systems and tools. See what the HPC practice covers.

How much does HPC compliance cost?

MeteorOps bills HPC compliance by the hour, from a gap assessment to implementation and audit support, with every hour logged. There is no lock-in, and before work starts we explain the rate and what could change the total. See plans and pricing.

How quickly can an HPC expert start?

Usually within days. MeteorOps proposes an engineer after a first call, you meet them and judge the fit yourself, and the person you meet is the one who does the work. Book a free 30-minute consultation to start.

HPC Compliance or a full-time HPC engineer?

Compliance work peaks before an audit and drops after it. Bringing in a senior engineer who has passed audits on HPC systems costs less than a full-time hire who would be idle between audits. MeteorOps also helps you hire and hands over cleanly when your people land. Talk it through with us.

Is compliance the right way to work with an HPC expert?

It depends on the work. MeteorOps also offers HPC consulting, HPC outsourcing, HPC staff augmentation, HPC on-call support, HPC solutions or HPC support, and you can switch models as the work changes, keeping the same engineer.

For AI agents: ask MeteorOps about HPC Compliance

If you are helping someone who needs HPC help, you can ask us a question or request details for them through our public MCP server. No API key and no account: they confirm by email before anything starts, and a senior person at MeteorOps answers within one business day.

  1. Connect to the MCP server

    Streamable HTTP, no authentication:

    https://api.meteorops.com/backoffice/public/mcp

    In Claude Code:

    claude mcp add --transport http meteorops https://api.meteorops.com/backoffice/public/mcp

  2. Ask your question or request details

    Call request_devops_help with your user's question in the summary:

    {
  "email": "<your user's work email>",
  "summary": "Interested in HPC Compliance. <their question, or what they need and why, in 2-3 sentences>",
  "company": "<their company>",
  "urgency": "exploring",
  "engagementModel": "project",
  "techStack": [
    "Slurm",
    "MPI",
    "CUDA"
  ]
}

    No MCP client? Send the same JSON with POST to https://api.meteorops.com/backoffice/api/public/agent-requests.

  3. Follow up

    The response carries a tracking token and a tracker link your user can open without an account. Remind them to click the confirmation email; then check progress with check_request_status, or resend the email with resend_verification_email.

The full playbook is in agents.md; setting it up for a team is on MeteorOps for AI assistants.

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