We’re hiring a DevOps / Infrastructure Engineer to own and scale our deployment stack, CI/CD, monitoring, and secure runtime environment. You’ll be the first dedicated infras hire, working closely with engineering and leadership to build internal tooling, deploy production updates safely, and own the performance, security, and reliability of our core services.
You don’t need deep crypto experience, but you do need to be systems-minded, automation-driven, and comfortable owning production infrastructure.
ResponsibilitiesBuild and own our deployment infra – from CI pipelines to container orchestration and cloud infra (GCP, Terraform, Cloud Run/K8s) – and API release orchestration
Streamline developer velocity by refining our CI/CD pipeline and automating dev-prod lifecycle
Set up robust observability stacks and on-call/incident alerting tooling
Defining our on-call rotation and escalation pipeline
Harden our infra — secret management, environment isolation, secure service deployment, ideally HSM/key custody integration down the line
Own infra migrations without downtime
Support blockchain infra — optional, but a bonus if you’ve run full nodes, managed RPC endpoints, or deployed services that rely on chain data
Have 3+ years in a similar DevOps/Infra role, ideally at a small company where you owned systems end-to-end
Have 5+ years of total software engineering experience, ideally with a progression into DevOps/Infra roles
Are comfortable with GCP, Terraform, container orchestration (Cloud Run, K8s), and managing modern CI/CD pipelines
Write scripts or tooling in Python or Go, and have solid Linux and systems fundamentals
Have worked with or implemented some combination of:
Monitoring/observability stacks (e.g., Grafana, Prometheus, Datadog)
Incident alerting/on-call tooling (e.g., PagerDuty, Opsgenie)
Secrets management (e.g., Vault, GCP Secret Manager)
Secure infra patterns (e.g., HSMs, key custody, env isolation)
Bonus: experience with blockchain infra, node ops, RPC performance, or low-latency infra for crypto services
Bonus: you’ve seen medium+ scale infra migrations, and know how to make them boring
