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Wafer is hiring an engineer to secure the production software and cloud infrastructure that powers its AI inference platform. The role involves hands-on work across design reviews, access controls, secrets, networking, and remediation, alongside other engineers.
A strong candidate will read unfamiliar systems, assess risks, and carry fixes through to verified remediation. The job focuses on securing multi-tenant GPU serving and credential handling within AI workloads.
A hands on engineer who secures production software and cloud infrastructure by writing code, not just writing policy. The work spans design review, identity and access controls, secrets, networking, vulnerability fixing and detection tooling, done alongside other engineers. A strong candidate can dig into unfamiliar systems, judge which risks matter most, and carry fixes through to verified remediation.
The product itself is an AI inference cloud, so the systems to secure include GPU serving and multi tenant model access, where isolation and credential handling carry real weight. AI tools can speed up scanning, log triage and drafting automated checks, but judgment about which risks matter and ownership of the fix stay with the engineer. Detection and incident response still need a person who understands the system well enough to act.
This role builds AI experience through securing the infrastructure that serves open models, including tenant isolation and access controls around inference workloads. Candidates can strengthen their case by showing security work on cloud native or multi tenant systems and by being fluent with automation for scanning and detection. Direct exposure to AI serving platforms helps but is described as useful rather than required.
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An AI inference provider that uses AI agents to tune GPU code, which it says lets open models run faster on AMD and Nvidia chips.