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Wilco in Lisbon is building a shared, multi-tenant platform for healthcare groups across Spain and Portugal. You’ll own the foundation that lets engineers ship quickly, test realistically, and operate safely, treating infrastructure as a product with clear paths, self-service environments, strong defaults, and fast feedback.
You’ll design and evolve GCP architecture for 10–100x growth, own GKE, Terraform, Helm, and deployment workflows.
Own the foundation that lets Wilco’s engineers ship quickly, test realistically and operate safely as we scale. Treat infrastructure as a product for other engineers: clear paths, self-service environments, strong defaults, useful abstractions and fast feedback.
Wilco connects critical communications and patient management systems. Our AI voice, WhatsApp, SMS and email agents help retail healthcare clinics convert leads into appointments, reactivate patients, confirm bookings and get unclosed quotes signed.
We are moving from early production systems to a shared multi-tenant platform for healthcare groups across Spain and Portugal. Our infrastructure must support the next 10–100x of customers and workloads without slowing down the engineers building the product.
This is not a ticket-driven cloud administration role. You will work closely enough with the product to know when reliability matters, where a simpler system is sufficient and which technical debt is worth paying now.
Wilco currently uses GCP, GKE, Kubernetes, Terraform, Helm, GitHub Actions and multiple Python services. You will help turn that foundation into a coherent platform.
Own the foundation that lets Wilco’s engineers ship quickly, test realistically and operate safely as we scale. Treat infrastructure as a product for other engineers: clear paths, self-service environments, strong defaults, useful abstractions and fast feedback.
In your first 90 days, you will have mapped the current platform and its failure modes, improved one critical deployment or reliability path, and delivered one developer-facing capability that reduces manual work.
Within 12 months, engineers will be able to create isolated environments and run meaningful integration tests without bespoke cloud work. Wilco will have measurable reliability, safer releases and an infrastructure plan that can support the next order of magnitude of growth.
Wilco is office-first in Lisbon because platform decisions are product decisions and the feedback loop with engineers needs to be short. There is flexibility to work from home on some days. We expect infrastructure engineers to understand what the product is trying to achieve, not only whether the cluster is healthy. Reliability, velocity and simplicity are all product outcomes.