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Infrastructure Engineer – Enterprise AI Agents

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rnb consultancyNew York (NY)

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About the role

Terraform and AWS networking are your home ground? Build infrastructure that has no off‐the‐shelf answer yet. They're hiring 3 infrastructure engineers. What you'll own Core platform infrastructure as code, mostly AWS with Terraform: reliable, scalable and secure The building blocks underneath the agents: large‐scale code search, auth, sandboxes, tool use and orchestration Automated deployments across many customer AWS accounts, with RBAC, SSO, audit and data residency, in the cloud and on‐premise Connectivity into customer environments (VPNs, firewall rules, routing), working with their IT teams For one seat: SOC 2 and ISO 27001 compliance Large pieces of the platform within your first two months, and making them better, not just maintaining them Must‐haves You've written and run Terraform in production yourself Deep AWS knowledge, networking included (VPCs, VPNs, IAM, routing) Evidence of exceptional ability, such as top grades or programming‐contest results (Codeforces and the like) At least 3 years of engineering experience You solve new, unfamiliar problems from first principles, without needing fully defined tickets Working from the New York office every weekday, 9‐9‐5Bonus points Deployments across many AWS accounts, or on‐premise installs at large enterprisesCI/CD pipelines (e.g. GitHub Actions); Python, Go, JavaScript or React Background in security or compliance frameworks such as SOC 2 or ISO 27001 Strong opinions on AI‐native development, and your own tooled workflow
What's in it for you:
  • $200k–$400k base + 0.1–0.5% equity
  • Greenfield infrastructure at a well‐funded company with real enterprise customers
  • Full health, dental and vision coverage
  • Good to know
  • Full‐time, on‐site in New York, 9‐9‐5Visa transfers are welcome; new visa sponsorship is considered per candidate, so please share your exact status
  • Process: first conversation with a co‐founder → two technical interviews with the founding engineers → a paid trial of 1–3 days → references → offer

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