Remote Lead Rust Engineer

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fukuSeattle (WA)

Software DevelopersSoftware Publishers

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Lead

About the role

DescriptionJob DescriptionWe are building a secure, reproducible foundation for software everywhere, aiming to make building, maintaining, and releasing software predictable and effortless. As one of our first Engineers, you will play a pivotal role in shaping both our codebase and our company culture.Tech Stack:- Rust (CLI tooling)- TypeScript (Cloud frontend)- Go (backend services)- Google Cloud Platform (GCP)Responsibilities:- Build and maintain features across CLI, backend, and frontend components- Take ownership of projects from conception through deployment- Help establish scalable engineering practices- Collaborate closely with product managementRequirements:- Strong experience with Rust; experience with Go and TypeScript is highly desirable- Experience with cloud infrastructure, particularly GCP, Kubernetes, and Terraform- Interest in software supply chain security- Solid understanding of Linux OS fundamentals, including namespaces and networking- Comfortable working in an ambiguous, early-stage startup environmentNice to Have:- Experience working at an early-stage startup- Background in security, developer tooling, or open source projects- Contributions to the Rust, Go, or TypeScript ecosystemsBenefits:- Competitive base compensation plus equity- Health, dental, vision, and life insurance- Retirement plans with employer matching- Remote-first work environment (Canada & US)- Flexible paid time off (minimum 3 weeks suggested)Position Details:- Full-time- Remote (Canada & US)

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