Infrastructure engineer

What you'll do

Technical

• Breadth across disciplines: Focus deeply on one problem at a time (SRE, DevOps, Infrastructure, or Platform work) for a quarter or two.
• Simplicity via negativa: Automate operational tasks and infrastructure management with Python or Go; remove toil before adding features; treat manual on-call work as a defect.
• Breadth across the stack: Design scalable, fault-tolerant infrastructure across AWS (preferred), GCP, and Azure using Kubernetes, Helm, Terraform, and supporting cloud and AI tooling.
• AI in workflow: Integrate agents (Claude Code, Droid, Codex, internal skills) into daily loop for investigating incidents, drafting Terraform/Helm changes, writing runbooks, scaffolding tooling, and reviewing PRs. Build shared agentic setups and encode recurring tasks as internal skills.
• Debugging fluency: Lead incident response, post-mortems, and root-cause analyses; trace failures to underlying problems and prevent recurrence.

Non-technical

• End-to-end ownership: Own reliability, performance, and efficiency of core services; define and uphold SLOs and error budgets; carry on-call pager.
• Strategic vs. tactical balance: Address immediate critical work while shaping 6–12-month and multi-year platform direction for observability, cost, and reliability.
• Cross-functional collaboration: Provide expert guidance on system design for reliability, performance, and scalability; connect infra agenda to product and revenue context.

What you need

Technical

• 5+ years of experience in infrastructure engineering, DevOps, or similar role building and operating large-scale, high-availability production systems at a high-growth product company.
• Experience running containerization in production with Helm and Terraform (or Pulumi) on at least one major cloud (AWS preferred).
• Proficiency in Python or Go for automation and tooling.
• AI in workflow: Agentic tooling (Claude Code, Droid, Codex, internal skills) is in your daily loop; you've built or adopted AI-assisted workflows; strong opinions on where it's unreliable (hard requirement).
• First-principles decision-making: Challenge status quo, identify systemic weaknesses, propose solutions from constraints and failure modes, name tradeoffs in business terms.
• Reversibility & blast-radius: Make reversible changes, work with monitoring/logging stacks (Prometheus, Grafana, ELK or equivalent).

Non-technical

• Excellent communication, collaboration, and problem-solving skills; build strong relationships with cross-functional teams.
• Strong sense of ownership; at least one 0-to-1 infrastructure build owned end-to-end with attached outcome metric.

Bonus if you have

• Software-engineering depth: Designed, built, and shipped non-trivial production code (services, libraries, internal frameworks) in Python, Go, or comparable language; can read and modify codebases; move between infra automation and feature engineering.

Benefits & perks (US Full-time employees)

• Generous PTO, plus company holidays
• Medical, dental, and vision coverage for you and your family
• Paid parental leave for all parents (16 weeks)
• Fertility and family planning support
• Early-detection cancer testing through Galleri
• Flexible spending account and dependent FSA options
• Health savings account for eligible plans with company contribution
• Annual work-life stipends for wellness, learning and development
• Company-wide off-sites and team off-sites
• Competitive compensation, company stock options and 401k