Senior Platform Engineer, Internal Dev Experience

Stord; United States; Hybrid; USD 160,000 - 230,000; Full time

Job summary

Stord is seeking a Platform Services engineer to shape a unified, agent-ready infrastructure across multiple product lines. You will own end-to-end platform features, enable product teams, and build tooling to accelerate internal engineers while maintaining a strong reliability and security posture.

Ideal candidates thrive in high-ownership roles, contribute to design reviews, and adapt quickly to evolving AI-enabled development paradigms, with prior experience in Elixir/Phoenix, TypeScript, and

Qualifications

• Experience at infrastructure/platform layer with strong opinions on maintainability.
• Proven work building and shipping end-to-end platform features.
• Ability to own features from design to production with measurable impact.

Responsibilities

• Define and implement a scalable platform services strategy for multi-product use.
• Enable product teams by reducing friction in shared infrastructure.
• Build agent-ready infrastructure with test harnesses and tooling.
• Improve developer experience by shipping golden paths and tooling.
• Embed with internal teams to map end-to-end workflows and ship improvements.

Skills

Ownership & accountability

Strong communication

Learning agility

High agency

Problem solving

Technical leadership

Education

Bachelor's degree in CS or related field

Tools

Elixir/Phoenix

TypeScript

Kafka

GCP

OAuth/OIDC/RBAC

CLI-native tools (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex)

Job description

Stord is seeking a Platform Services engineer to shape a unified, agent-ready infrastructure across multiple product lines. You will own end-to-end platform features, enable product teams, and build tooling to accelerate internal engineers while maintaining a strong reliability and security posture.

Ideal candidates thrive in high-ownership roles, contribute to design reviews, and adapt quickly to evolving AI-enabled development paradigms, with prior experience in Elixir/Phoenix, TypeScript, and