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CouponFollow is seeking a Senior DevOps Engineer to expand a small, focused team. You will treat infrastructure as software, lead end-to-end features, and translate developer needs into scalable platform components.
You will design golden paths, architect Azure Landing Zones with Terraform, and evolve the platform using Azure Container Apps and App Services. Expect a remote-first role with flexible hours and a strong emphasis on security and automation.
We’re looking for a Senior DevOps Engineer as we are expanding our small (3 people) but mighty team responsible for the platform. We need an engineer who treats infrastructure like software engineering. You should have a deep grasp of Azure internals, a "Platform-as-a-Product" mindset, and the confidence to lead a feature end-to-end, communicating with your "customers" (our developers) translating their needs into solid, scalable platform components. Your mission: abstract away complexity so developers can ship fast without worrying about networking, permissions, or infrastructure details.
CouponFollow helps millions of shoppers save money online through our website and Cently browser extension. We're a remote-first product company of around 80 people, with engineering teams primarily based in Poland and business teams in the U.S. Our teams are organized around products, bringing together Engineering, Product, and business stakeholders to solve real problems, experiment quickly, and deliver measurable business impact.
You'll build the platform that enables every engineering team at CouponFollow to move faster, ship with confidence, and focus on solving customer problems instead of infrastructure complexity. We believe great platform engineers combine deep technical expertise with product thinking. Your customers are our developers, and your success is measured by how much easier, safer, and faster you make software delivery across the company. We're also building an AI-native engineering culture. We don't treat AI as an optional productivity tool - we expect engineers to use it throughout the software development lifecycle to automate repetitive work, accelerate implementation, and spend more time solving complex engineering challenges. Just as importantly, we value the engineering judgment to validate, refine, and own everything that reaches production. If you're excited by treating infrastructure as a product, building platforms that other engineers love to use, and shaping how modern software teams build and ship software, we'd love to hear from you.
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