Dedalus Labs, Inc., San Francisco
Dedalus Labs builds persistent computers for AI agents. Our flagship product, Dedalus Machines, gives agents an isolated environment where they can run software, keep files and state, and work over time.
You'll own the internal platform engineers use to build, test, release, and operate our software. Your focus is CI/CD, GitHub Actions, build systems, release pipelines, and observability. A source change should move through a reliable pipeline, and a production failure should lead us to the relevant request, resource, release, and evidence.
You'll work across a large, fast-moving codebase to remove slow feedback, manual release steps, and gaps in visibility. Success means engineers ship safely with less coordination and can turn platform telemetry into concrete fixes.
Build and CI infrastructure. Own GitHub Actions workflows, runners, test execution, build caching, and artifact storage. Reduce queue time, repeated work, flaky failures, and local/CI differences. Measure build latency and reliability as the codebase grows.
Our open-source tooling includes Bessemer (BSMR) https://github.com/dedalus-labs/bsmr, our build system, and Hollywood https://github.com/dedalus-labs/hollywood, which generates GitHub Actions from typed TypeScript definitions and runs actions locally. Improve the tools themselves when their behavior limits the development workflow.
Release engineering. Build repeatable pipelines for artifact publishing, staging validation, promotion, production rollout, and rollback. Connect every running version to its source, build inputs, and tested artifact. Make failed releases diagnosable and recovery procedures testable.
Platform observability. Build consistent instrumentation across services and infrastructure. Correlate logs, metrics, traces, errors, and release events so engineers can follow an operation end to end. Turn that data into useful queries, dashboards, alerts, and investigations that identify regressions, bottlenecks, and affected users.
Efficient telemetry ingestion. Design and operate collectors and ingestion pipelines. Handle batching, buffering, retries, and backpressure, and detect delayed or dropped data. Manage sampling, retention, and metric cardinality so useful coverage scales without uncontrolled cost or lost diagnostic evidence.
Developer environments. Automate local setup and test environments, maintain shared tooling, and make common operations repeatable. Use containers, Kubernetes, and infrastructure as code where they support reliable development and delivery.
You have built or operated CI/CD, release infrastructure, developer tooling, or observability systems that other engineers rely on. You can write and debug software in TypeScript, Python, Go, Rust, or a similar language, and investigate failures on Linux.
GitHub Actions and release-pipeline experience are especially relevant. Build systems such as Buck2, Bazel, or Blaze, remote execution, and cache design are useful. For observability, experience with Grafana, Datadog, Sentry, OpenTelemetry, or similar tools should include instrumentation, ingestion, and using the data to make engineering decisions.
Experience at a big tech company or on another large, fast-moving codebase is a plus, not a requirement. We value what it taught you about code review, shared tooling, release discipline, and making changes other engineers can trust.
Show depth in one or more of these areas and the ability to learn the others. Explain the workload, scale, failure modes, and changes you personally owned. A degree, particular employer, or experience with every tool above is not required.
This is a full-time, in-person role in San Francisco. The annual base salary range is $120,000-$250,000 USD, depending on relevant experience and role scope. Relocation assistance and visa sponsorship are available.
Use your application to show us one thing you built and one difficult problem you investigated. They can come from the same project. Choose work you already have. We are not asking you to build a new project for this application.
Work from employment, open source, research, coursework, or independent projects is welcome. Public source code is optional. A redacted excerpt or a concrete account of private work is fine. Keep confidential information out of your application.
Tell us which problem in this role you want to own and why. If your strongest evidence is easy to miss on a resume, point us to it. An existing demo or short screen recording is welcome, and video is optional.
Useful examples include a faster build, a release pipeline you made reliable, or telemetry that exposed a previously hard-to-diagnose failure. Explain the before and after, your contribution, and how other engineers used the result.
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