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Westbury Partners in Sydney builds secure, scalable infrastructure powering AI-driven software engineering. You will join a development platform team responsible for environments, integrations, automation, and security controls that enable AI agents to operate in production across critical platforms.
You’ll work across cloud and on-premises infrastructure, collaborating with global platform specialists to deliver scalable, observable, and secure AI capabilities while ensuring high availability
Westbury Partners – Sydney NSW
Full time
Build secure, scalable infrastructure powering AI-driven software engineering. Integrate intelligent services, automate platforms, strengthen security, and enable development teams to safely operate AI agents in production.
Join a high-impact development platform team responsible for building the infrastructure behind next-generation, AI-powered software engineering. You’ll help create the environments, integrations, automation, and security controls that enable AI agents to operate reliably across production-critical technology platforms.
You’ll work across cloud and on-premises infrastructure, collaborating with engineering teams and global platform specialists to deliver scalable, observable, and secure AI capabilities.
You’re a systems-minded engineer who enjoys solving complex infrastructure problems and turning manual processes into reliable, automated platforms. You have strong Linux/Unix fundamentals, solid Python or Go programming skills, and hands-on experience with containers, Kubernetes, Docker, cloud services, and CI/CD.
You understand the importance of security, isolation, observability, resilience, and operational excellence—particularly when infrastructure supports production-critical systems. You’re comfortable collaborating across teams, responding to incidents, and learning unfamiliar technologies quickly.
Experience with AI agents, LLM platforms, MCP servers, model serving, or AI evaluation is advantageous, but curiosity and a willingness to learn are just as important.