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Aionia in San Francisco is looking for an Infrastructure Engineer to build and own production cloud infrastructure from scratch. As a key member of a six-person founding team, you will work directly with the CTO to design and architect scalable systems for AI.
The role requires extensive experience in managing cloud infrastructure, working with Terraform, and building CI/CD pipelines. Join a fast-paced environment where your technical decisions shape the product's future.
Build the cloud. Own the stack.
Confidential AI Lab · San Francisco, CA
San Francisco, CA (On-Site) Full-Time · In-Person Daily $185,000 – $235,000 + 0.25–0.5% Equity Seed-Stage · 6-Person Team Visa Sponsorship Available
A confidential, seed-stage AI lab building reinforcement learning (RL) environments specifically for computer use — enabling AI models to train from their own experience rather than relying on human-labeled data. The founding team is six people strong, from top-tier universities, and based full-time in San Francisco.
The company raised a seed round under a year ago and is scaling fast. The current infrastructure team cannot keep pace with customer demand — this hire is a direct response to that growth pressure.
"The cloud architecture, networking, and database schemas you build directly determine how fast the product scales and how many customers they can serve. This is greenfield technical ownership with real autonomy — not a maintenance role."
You will own cloud infrastructure end-to-end — building it from scratch and reporting directly to the CTO. No inherited tech debt, no siloed teams. Just a small, highly technical founding group trusting you to architect the systems that power RL environments at scale for agentic AI.
AI capabilities are evolving on a 3‑month cadence. Your job is not just to service today's demand — it's to future‑proof the platform so it doesn't become a bottleneck as the models advance.
Six‑person team, all technical, from Princeton, Harvard, and Dartmouth. You'll collaborate daily with the CTO and founders — no layers of management between you and decisions that matter.
The cloud architecture, networking, and database schemas you build directly determine how fast the product scales. This is not a support role — it's foundational.
From GCP architecture to Terraform modules to CI/CD pipelines — you'll make foundational choices that persist. Design docs matter here as much as the code itself.
The team skews young, highly technical, and high‑agency. They ship fast, learn new stacks in weeks, and genuinely enjoy working together.