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DeepInfra is hiring Software Engineers to design, build, and scale infrastructure for serving open‑source AI models in production. You’ll own end‑to‑end features, optimize performance, and work with Python, C++, CUDA, and NCCL while contributing to production model‑serving systems.
If you ship projects, like working on high‑impact AI systems, join us for ownership, autonomy, and real systems at scale.
DeepInfra is building the infrastructure layer for the next generation of AI. We believe open‑source models are the future, and companies should have full control over their AI stack without being locked into proprietary providers.
Our inference platform serves trillions of tokens every week across hundreds of production workloads. We build everything from GPU infrastructure to the API layer because every millisecond matters.
We are looking for strong Software Engineers to join our team.
You’ll work on designing, building, and scaling infrastructure for serving top open‑source AI models in production. This role is ideal for engineers who are already comfortable owning problems end‑to‑end and want to deepen their experience working on high‑impact AI systems.
If you’re excited about AI/ML, have built and shipped projects, and are looking to work on real systems at scale — we’d love to meet you.
Three traits define the people who thrive here, and this role leans on all three.
Initiative. We take ownership and step in where we can add value. Whether it’s starting something new, improving what exists, or helping move ideas forward, we aim to be proactive and thoughtful in how we contribute.
Drive. We’re energized by hard problems. Building AI infrastructure is complex, and we lean into that. We care about doing things well, moving fast, and continuously improving — because solving meaningful challenges is what motivates us.
Grit. Things don’t always work on the first try — and that’s expected. We stay persistent, adapt quickly, and learn as we go. We take setbacks seriously, but not personally, and use them to get better.