Senior / Staff Backend Engineer - AI Infrastructure, Distributed Systems & Network Automation
Senior / Staff Backend Engineer - AI Infrastructure, Distributed Systems & Network Automation
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Own the design and implementation of scalable backend services powering network automation workflows
- Drive architectural decisions across APIs, internal services, and distributed control-plane components
- Build REST APIs using Node.js and gRPC services using Golang
- Improve system scalability, observability, resiliency, and operational reliability
- Collaborate closely with infrastructure, networking, and product teams
- Drive engineering best practices around reliability, testing, and CI/CDWhat We're Looking For 5+ years of backend engineering experience
- Strong experience with Node.js and Golang
- Experience with MariaDB/MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, gRPC, Linux, and containers
- Strong understanding of scalability, reliability, observability, and operational excellence
- Ability to translate high-level requirements into technical designs and production-ready implementations
- Experience in infrastructure, networking, or cloud companies
- Familiarity with Kubernetes and event-driven systems
- Experience building multi-tenant SaaS platforms
- Experience with AI infrastructure environments
- NetrisBuild systems operating at massive scale
- Join a small, senior engineering organization
- Influence architecture and product direction
- Work on infrastructure powering next-generation AI environments
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