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Markus Flierl

Vice President, IaaS at CoreWeave

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Overview

Markus Flierl serves as Vice President, IaaS at CoreWeave as of April 2025[1][3]. Flierl brings over 20 years of experience in building compute, networking, and storage infrastructure for public, private, and hybrid cloud environments, with particular focus on generative AI workloads and large AI training clusters[2]. Flierl's career includes roles as Corporate Vice President of Developer Cloud at Intel Corporation from 2022 to 2025[4], Head of GPU Cloud Infrastructure at NVIDIA from 2018 to 2021[5], and Vice President at Oracle from 2011 to 2018[6]. Earlier positions included management roles at Sun Microsystems beginning in 2003[9][10]. Flierl holds a master's thesis in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University[12] and studied at FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg[11].

Profile introduction
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Seasoned Silicon Valley technology leader with a solid track record of building and operating cutting edge cloud infrastructure solutions for Generative AI workloads including large AI training clusters. 20+ years of experience building out compute, networking and storage for large-scale public, private and hybrid cloud enterprise environments spanning the entire software stack. Delivered robust solutions for complex technical problems in performance, availability, security and manageability. Over 20 years of experience managing small and large (>200 engineers) development teams. Strong focus…

Career history

  1. Vice President, IaaSApr 2025 to presentCoreWeave
  2. Corporate Vice President, Developer CloudJan 2022 to Apr 2025Intel Corporation
  3. Head of GPU Cloud InfrastructureApr 2018 to Dec 2021NVIDIA
  4. Vice President2011 to 2018Oracle
  5. Sr. Director2010 to 2011Oracle
  6. Sr. ManagerJan 2010 to Jul 2010Oracle
  7. Sr. ManagerDec 2005 to Jan 2010Sun Microsystems/ acquired by Oracle
  8. Software ManagerDec 2003 to Dec 2005Sun Microsystems/ acquired by Oracle

Education

  1. FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg
  2. Master's thesis, Mechanical EngineeringStanford University

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