Infrastructure & Security Engineer

Engram; San Francisco (CA); In loco; USD 180.000 - 230.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Startup equity

Competitive cash compensation

In-person SF office

Descrizione del lavoro

Engram in San Francisco is seeking an infrastructure engineer to own and evolve the systems that train and serve customer models, from ingestion through training to inference. You’ll work with researchers to ensure a secure, fast path while maintaining isolation across tenants.

We’re looking for someone who will build and operate cloud infrastructure on AWS, implement IaC, and ship production-grade code in Python or Rust. This role is in‑person at our SF office with startup equity on offer.

Competenze

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in CS/engineering/ML or related field.
• Four years of experience as a software engineer.
• Experience building and operating production infrastructure on AWS.
• IaC experience (Terraform or similar) at multi-account scale.
• Strong multi-tenant isolation and ownership of complex systems.
• Producing production-grade code in Python or Rust.

Mansioni

• Build and operate cloud infrastructure for training and serving Engram customer models.
• Design boundaries to keep data, training runs, and models isolated across tenants.
• Collaborate with researchers to ensure secure and fast training/inference paths.
• Evaluate and secure providers and tools, including Modal, Baseten, and Fireworks.
• Lead security operations, incident response, and compliance reviews.

Conoscenze

Python

Rust

AWS

IAM

Terraform

Multi-tenant isolation

Production-grade coding

Cloud infrastructure

Security mindset

Formazione

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in computer science/engineering/machine learning

Strumenti

Modal

Baseten

Fireworks

Kubernetes

Descrizione del lavoro

About Engram

Today’s AI is a brilliant stranger: it can solve the world’s hardest math problems, but it knows next to nothing about you and your work. It rereads your files to answer even basic questions, burns an enormous amount of tokens when sifting through large corpuses, and between sessions, it retains scraps at best.

About Engram

Today’s AI is a brilliant stranger: it can solve the world’s hardest math problems, but it knows next to nothing about you and your work. It rereads your files to answer even basic questions, burns an enormous amount of tokens when sifting through large corpuses, and between sessions, it retains scraps at best.

We train models to study your world and anticipate your questions in advance, forming engrams: compact memories that capture your knowledge and history. Our approach opens a new axis of scaling. The more we study your context at training time, the better we become at inference time.

We're already working with leaders in AI like Microsoft, Notion, and Harvey, and just raised $98M from General Catalyst, Kleiner Perkins, Sequoia, Factory, Modern, Amplify, Neo and others. Our investors and advisors include Assaf Rappaport, Andrej Karpathy, and Pieter Abbeel.

AI has spent years learning everything about the world. Now it should learn something about yours.

About The Role

Every Engram customer gets models trained on their own context, such as their documents, messages, code, and knowledge bases, and retrained continuously as that context changes. That means isolation can't stop at where data is stored: it has to follow the data into training runs and into the models themselves.

We're looking for an infrastructure engineer to own and evolve the systems that make that true, from ingestion through training to inference, as we add customers and providers. You'll work closely with our researchers so the secure path is also the fast one.

What You'll Do

• Build and operate the cloud infrastructure responsible for training and serving Engram customer models.
• Design and enable the boundaries that keep each customer's data, training runs, and models separate; both on the cloud and on Engram-managed baremetal compute.
• Partner with researchers and engineers on paved roads that improve our isolation and security posture.
• Evaluate and secure the providers and tools we build on, including Modal, Baseten, and Fireworks as well as compute on baremetal or Kubernetes.
• Take the lead on security operations and customer trust: maintain the logging and monitoring we rely on, respond to incidents, and bring clarity to security reviews and compliance work.

Your background looks like

• A bachelor’s degree, or equivalent practical experience, in computer science, engineering, machine learning, or a related field.
• Four years of work experience as a software engineer or equivalent, exclusive of internships.
• Experience building and operating production infrastructure on AWS, including IAM expertise: cross-account roles, STS, resource and key policies, KMS, and multi-account organizations.
• Infrastructure-as-Code (Terraform or similar) at multi-account scale, with secure patterns for networks, IAM, and shared services.
• A rigorous approach to multi-tenant isolation.
• A track record of owning complex, production-critical systems end to end.
• Comfort with ambiguity and high ownership at an early-stage company.
• Strong production-grade coding skills (Python, Rust, or similar). This role involves shipping code as well as configuration.

No Prior ML Experience Is Required.

Bonus points if you have

• Experience as an early infrastructure or security hire at a startup.
• Experience with ML infrastructure, such as GPU training and model serving.
• Experience supporting enterprise security reviews and compliance programs such as SOC 2.
• Open-source contributions, talks, or writing on cloud or infrastructure security.
• Experience on Azure or GCP.

Engram is based in San Francisco. This role is in‑person in our SF office. We offer competitive cash compensation and startup equity.

Engram is an equal opportunity employer. We’re building a team that reflects a range of backgrounds and perspectives, and we welcome applicants regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, disability, or veteran status.