Junior AI Platform Engineer
blueangleEastern (KY)
$25.00 To $30.00 Hourly
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Posted 2 days ago
blueangleEastern (KY)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$25.00 To $30.00 Hourly
About the role
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$25.00 To $30.00 HourlyABOUT BLUEANGLEBlueAngle is a fast-growing managed service provider specializing in M&A IT integration, infrastructure, and cybersecurity services for mid-market to enterprise clients. Our internal platform team is the engine behind that delivery model: building the agentic tooling, integration infrastructure, and AI-augmented capabilities that power our client-facing teams to deliver technology-leading services and exceptional outcomes to clients. BlueAngle delivers platform capability through a library of codified engineering patterns combined with AI assistance and a strong review gate. In this model, a motivated early-career engineer riding that scaffolding ships production-reviewed work quickly — a recent hire delivered reviewed integration servers within their first week. We're hiring a Junior Platform Engineer to add build throughput: producing integration servers, component registrations, and contained pipeline pieces alongside the existing team, within a reviewed delivery model. We hire for aptitude and AI-fluency over years of experience, and we have a proven onboarding path and peer mentorship to ramp you fast. The role reports to the Platform & Technology Lead. HOW THE ROLE WORKSCodified patterns carry the expertise. Internal tooling encodes the house engineering patterns; you drive them rather than reinventing them. AI is the force multiplier. Scaffolding, drafting, and iteration happen with AI assistance in the loop. The review gate keeps speed safe. Every artifact flows through schema, security, and quality review before it lands, so fast production stays trustworthy. Peer mentorship compresses the ramp. A teammate who recently completed the same onboarding guides you through it.
WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING: Completing a compressed ramp on a fully documented onboarding path
Authoring integration servers including Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers for the platform gateway Registering platform components in the architecture catalog Building contained pipeline and capability-module pieces: schema validation, packaging, and module authoring Keeping specification, tracker, and repository in sync Contributing to the assessment, reporting, and module backlog that is bottlenecked purely on capacity Code review, security sign-off, production secrets, release authority, and architectural decisions sit with senior engineering. You always work behind that gate which is precisely what lets an early-career engineer ship production-grade work safely and quickly. CORE DELIVERABLESA steady cadence of reviewed integration servers delivered to the gateway. Component registrations and packaging contributions to the capability-publishing pipeline, in parallel with the team. Build-out of the assessment, reporting, and module backlog that is bottlenecked purely on capacity.
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:
Aptitude and fast self-learning; genuine AI-fluency — you work effectively with AI / agentic tools. Able to read and write Python and TypeScript; comfortable in Git with disciplined pull-request habits. Security-conscious and coachable — you ask for review, follow guardrails, and don't route around the gate. Any exposure to Azure, Terraform, or CI/CD pipelines (the scaffolding supplies the rest).Curiosity about agentic platforms and the Model Context Protocol; a prior internship or project portfolio. Not required: years of platform/DevOps experience or deep prior cloud-infrastructure mastery. The platform'sscaffolding and review model supply that. ENGAGEMENTPart-time25-30 hours per week
Type: Early-career, full-time (or intern-to-hire).Location
Remote (US), hybrid optional. Working
Hours:
Standard business hours. SUCCESS CRITERIADay 30 - Completed the onboarding ramp; first reviewed integration server or registered component shipped. Day 60 - Producing reviewed artifacts at a steady cadence; rarely blocked on the documented path. Day 90 - A reliable producer of scaffolded platform work, operating confidently within the review gate.
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