Platform Engineer, DevTools & Automation

Visa Hunt; United States; On-site; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible PTO

Centralized home-office equipment

Health and wellness stipend

Intra-office travel budget

Weekly coffee stipend

Medical, dental & vision insurance

One Medical membership

401(k) with employer match

Fertility HRA

Job summary

Ramp is building the systems that let engineers and AI agents work together in Ramp’s large, complex codebases: clear abstractions, orchestration, reliable workflows, fast feedback loops, and strong guardrails are now even more important.

These platform investments unlock agentic workflows that can plan, execute, test, review, and ship meaningful changes, helping every engineer and agent at Ramp maximize their impact.

Qualifications

• Built and led improvements to developer tooling, CI/CD, or large-scale codebase architecture.
• Led initiatives to improve test infrastructure and service frameworks.
• Able to own problems end to end with ambiguous requirements.

Responsibilities

• Improve development workflows across CI/CD, testing, local development, code review, deploys, and remote environments.
• Design paved paths for high-frequency engineering tasks, including service creation, migrations, reliable background jobs, and safe production changes.
• Scale codebase and infrastructure by improving modularity, performance, reliability, and maintainability across Python monolith, internal libraries, and databases.
• Identify repetitive or error-prone workflows, then build automation to help engineers and AI agents complete them faster, more consistently, and more safely.
• Turn friction into reusable systems, workflows, and defaults that teams actually adopt.

Skills

Systems thinking

Developer tooling

CI/CD

Test infrastructure

Service frameworks

Large-scale codebase architecture

Tools

Python

CI/CD tooling

Job description

Ramp is building the systems that let engineers and AI agents work together in Ramp’s large, complex codebases: clear abstractions, orchestration, reliable workflows, fast feedback loops, and strong guardrails are now even more important.

These platform investments unlock agentic workflows that can plan, execute, test, review, and ship meaningful changes, helping every engineer and agent at Ramp maximize their impact.