Platform Engineer, DevInfra: AI-Driven Infra & Kubernetes

Mixpanel; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 158,000 - 213,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Vision & Dental benefits

Wellness program

Generous vacation policy

Enhanced parental leave

Volunteer time off

Pre-tax benefits (401(k))

Job summary

Mixpanel, a leading product intelligence platform, is seeking an engineer for the DevInfra team. You will drive tooling, automate toil, and empower engineers to ship faster and more safely. The role emphasizes AI augmentation and robust cloud infrastructure on GCP and Kubernetes.

You’ll work across teams to deploy AI tools, manage observability pipelines, and own deployment standards. A strong background in cloud infrastructure and SRE principles is expected.

Qualifications

• 3+ years of industry experience.
• Experience with at least one of: Go, Python, or JavaScript/TypeScript.
• Production experience with Kubernetes.
• Production experience managing infrastructure in a major cloud provider (GCP, AWS, or Azure); preferably GCP.
• Knowledgeable about coding agents like Claude Code.

Responsibilities

• We partner with a wide variety of teams to optimize the software development lifecycle for speed, safety, and reliability.
• Deploy AI tools like Claude Code to the engineering team and build agents in the platform.
• Support systems ingesting massive event telemetry and maintain low latency for queries.

Skills

Go

Python

JavaScript/TypeScript

Kubernetes

Cloud platforms

Claude Code

Tools

GitHub Actions

Terraform

OpenTelemetry

Job description

Mixpanel, a leading product intelligence platform, is seeking an engineer for the DevInfra team. You will drive tooling, automate toil, and empower engineers to ship faster and more safely. The role emphasizes AI augmentation and robust cloud infrastructure on GCP and Kubernetes.

You’ll work across teams to deploy AI tools, manage observability pipelines, and own deployment standards. A strong background in cloud infrastructure and SRE principles is expected.