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StratITech, a fast-growing San Francisco technology company, is seeking a senior platform engineer who loves building end-to-end infrastructure for AI workloads.
You will design Kubernetes-based platforms, automate deployments, and craft reusable tooling while collaborating closely with engineers, scientists, product teams, and leadership. Expect broad ownership in a small, autonomous team.
$210,000–$260,000 Base + Equity
Our client is a fast-growing San Francisco technology company building an advanced AI platform on high-performance distributed infrastructure.
The engineering organization is small and highly technical. Engineers work closely with software teams, applied scientists, product, and leadership, with significant individual ownership and a short path from identifying a problem to deploying a production solution.
We're looking for a senior platform engineer who is fundamentally a builder.
This is not a production operations role. We're looking for someone who has personally owned substantial technical projects end-to‑to‑end:
You’ll build foundational platform and infrastructure capabilities supporting advanced AI, data, and distributed workloads. Some projects will start with well-defined requirements; others will begin with an ambiguous technical problem that you will help define and solve.
The strongest candidates have experience in fast-growing startup environments, where engineers operate with significant autonomy, responsibilities are broad, and building from scratch is part of the job.
You enjoy building more than maintaining. You want meaningful technical ownership, are comfortable moving outside a narrow specialty, and don't need someone assigning your next ticket.
You can take an ambiguous problem, determine what needs to be built, evaluate the tradeoffs, design the solution, implement it, and take responsibility for the result.
Work Authorization: Candidates must be currently authorized to work in the United States. This position is not eligible for new or future employer-sponsored work authorization.