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Pulserise Technologies Ltd is seeking a hands-on Head of Infrastructure to own the entire multi-cloud stack (AWS/GCP) with a focus on security, observability, and compliance in a regulated space.
This Director-level IC role requires deep Kubernetes operations and IaC discipline, reporting at leadership level but without direct reports, enabling full autonomy for hands-on execution.
We're looking for a hands‑on Head of Infrastructure to own, secure, and scale the entire multi‑cloud infrastructure stack for a fast‑growing tech company operating in a highly regulated space. This is a Director‑level individual contributor role, built for a builder rather than a manager: you'll set technical standards and drive execution yourself, not through a team. You'll be the top technical authority on infrastructure, running production Kubernetes environments across AWS and GCP, and driving Infrastructure as Code adoption with Pulumi. Compliance is core to the role — you'll keep the infrastructure aligned with HIPAA and SOC2 as the company scales. We're looking for someone with genuine builder energy: someone who takes extreme ownership of production systems, ships ambitiously, and would rather build the right solution from scratch than just manage around existing problems. This role reports at the leadership level but carries no direct reports, giving you full autonomy to focus on hands‑on technical execution.
The company operates in a highly regulated technology space where data sensitivity and compliance are business‑critical, requiring rigorous adherence to standards like HIPAA and SOC2. Its infrastructure spans multiple cloud providers, with a production environment built around Kubernetes and managed through Infrastructure as Code. As the company scales, it needs a single technical owner who can hold the entire infrastructure stack to a high bar — from architecture and security to observability and incident response — without the overhead of a large team. The engineering culture values hands‑on ownership over process: people are expected to build, ship, and fix things themselves rather than delegate or manage from a distance. The organization works closely with backend engineers building infrastructure‑adjacent systems, including graph and document databases, so cross‑functional technical guidance matters as much as pure infrastructure work. This is a lean, high‑trust environment where a proactive builder can have an outsized, direct impact on how reliably and securely the company operates.