Senior Infrastructure Engineer — Cloud Automation & Self-Service

Mixpeek; United States; On-site; USD 163,000 - 224,000; Full time

Job summary

LaunchDarkly is seeking a Senior Infrastructure Engineer to help build, automate, and operate our scalable infrastructure on the IDE team. You will drive self-service tooling and write software that reduces operational toil across a global AWS footprint.

You will automate provisioning, deploy and improve internal tooling, and manage our AWS infrastructure with Terraform. Collaboration with product engineering and on-call rotation participation are essential.

Qualifications

• 8+ years of professional software engineering experience.
• Experience with AWS and operating production systems.
• Ability to write software beyond mere configuration.
• Curious and fast learner with a collaborative mindset.
• Commitment to high-quality code, testing, and best practices.
• Experience working in on-call rotations and incident response.

Responsibilities

• Automate infrastructure provisioning, deployment, and workflows.
• Build and improve internal tools to boost engineering productivity.
• Manage and evolve AWS infrastructure using Terraform.
• Participate in on-call rotations and implement permanent incident fixes.
• Collaborate with product engineering teams to reduce friction.
• Identify repetitive operational work and replace with software solutions.

Skills

Software engineering

Coding skills

AWS familiarity

Collaboration

DevOps mindset

Tools

Terraform

CI/CD (GitHub Actions/Jenkins)

Containers/Kubernetes

Datadog/Observability

Job description

LaunchDarkly is seeking a Senior Infrastructure Engineer to help build, automate, and operate our scalable infrastructure on the IDE team. You will drive self-service tooling and write software that reduces operational toil across a global AWS footprint.

You will automate provisioning, deploy and improve internal tooling, and manage our AWS infrastructure with Terraform. Collaboration with product engineering and on-call rotation participation are essential.