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Perceptic is hiring a Lead DevOps Engineer to own the end-to-end infrastructure, including secure multi-tenant environments and isolated customer clusters. You will oversee GitOps, Kubernetes on AWS, and IaC pipelines that form the single source of truth for deployments across our platform and client environments.
We expect hands-on engineers with 4+ years delivering production systems, a strong bias for reliability, and a track record in security-conscious settings.
The highest calling for AI is improving human health. At Perceptic, we're building the AI operating system that powers drug discovery - a unified intelligence layer that connects evidence, reasoning, and action across the entire drug lifecycle.
We were built by operators from Palantir who spent years deploying production AI in the world's most demanding enterprise environments. We know what it takes to make ambitious technology hold up under real pressure. Now we're applying that to pharma and we're hiring engineers who've operated at the same standard.
A single drug can take more than a decade and billions of dollars to reach a patient, and the systems we build are meant to compress that timeline. They run inside some of the most security-conscious, compliance-bound enterprises in the world, where the infrastructure underneath has to be as trustworthy as the science on top of it.
We need a Lead DevOps Engineer to own that infrastructure end to end. You'll be the single, clear owner of how Perceptic deploys, operates, secures, and scales, across our own platform and across the isolated customer environments where the bar for trust is absolute. It's a large amount of responsibility, which is exactly what we're offering.
This is a high-intensity, high-stakes role. We move quickly and give direct feedback, the responsibility you carry will likely outrun your title, and you'll go wherever the company needs you most, which sometimes means unglamorous work that matters more than anything else that week. The people who do well here find that kind of ownership and growth exciting, and they weren't looking for a nine-to-five.