Platform Engineer

Fluidstack, U.S. Remote +4

What you need

The below is a starting point. We always make space for exceptional people, so if you don't fit this role exactly, tell us where you would. https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/fluidstack/05c2e69c-42f9-4fcb-9cf0-a467aaf98f1c

You've built infrastructure as code that other people deploy from, and the systems that exist because your pipeline created them outnumber the ones someone built by following a runbook.
You've automated yourself out of work you used to do by hand, and you can name what the team stopped doing as a result.
You've owned CI/CD for infrastructure rather than applications, including how a bad change gets caught and rolled back.
You've automated Windows fleets, where the tooling is thinner and the ecosystem less forgiving than it is on Linux.
You've kept an on-call rotation survivable by removing causes rather than by writing more runbooks.
You write production code and you review other people's.
You've built tooling for people who aren't engineers, and they actually use it instead of working around it.

Fluidstack, U.S. Remote +4

You've built infrastructure as code that other people deploy from, and the systems that exist because your pipeline created them outnumber the ones someone built by following a runbook.
You've automated yourself out of work you used to do by hand, and you can name what the team stopped doing as a result.
You've owned CI/CD for infrastructure rather than applications, including how a bad change gets caught and rolled back.
You've automated Windows fleets, where the tooling is thinner and the ecosystem less forgiving than it is on Linux.
You've kept an on-call rotation survivable by removing causes rather than by writing more runbooks.
You write production code and you review other people's.
You've built tooling for people who aren't engineers, and they actually use it instead of working around it.