Cloud Engineer

## About the role We are looking for Cloud Engineers who can build and operate systems that hold up in complex, high stakes enterprise environments. This is not a role focused only on infrastructure setup. It is about designing, scaling, and maintaining cloud systems that power real world operations where reliability, performance, and resilience matter. ## What you will work on You will build and manage cloud infrastructure across compute, storage, networking, and observability layers. This includes designing scalable architectures, improving system reliability, and ensuring services remain available under changing conditions and load. You will work closely with engineering and AI teams to deploy and operate production systems, including real time and distributed workloads. A key part of the role is identifying failure points early and building systems that recover gracefully. ## Tech stack and tools - Cloud platforms: AWS, GCP, or Azure - Infrastructure as code: Terraform, Pulumi, or CloudFormation - Containers and orchestration: Docker, Kubernetes - CI/CD: GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins - Monitoring and observability: Prometheus, Grafana, Datadog, ELK stack - Messaging and data systems: Kafka, Redis, PostgreSQL - Scripting and backend: Python, Go, or Bash ## What we are looking for - 2 to 6 years of experience working with cloud platforms - Strong understanding of distributed systems, networking, and system design - Hands-on experience with infrastructure as code and containerized environments - Experience setting up monitoring, logging, and alerting systems - Ability to debug complex issues across services and layers - Comfort working in ambiguous, fast evolving environments ## What matters here We value engineers who think beyond setup and focus on how systems behave in production. The ability to anticipate failure, design for resilience, and make practical tradeoffs is critical. You should be comfortable owning systems end to end and working across functions to solve problems that do not have predefined answers. If you are interested in building infrastructure that supports real, high consequence workloads, this role will give you the opportunity to work on problems that go far beyond standard cloud engineering.