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MAP SSG is hiring a Software Engineer, Compute Infrastructure to build and evolve the core compute platform used by millions of developers. This remote role supports the U.S. and Canada, offering a base salary with competitive equity.
You will work on large-scale Kubernetes, distributed systems, compute orchestration, and multi-cloud infrastructure. You’ll own impactful infrastructure projects and write production-grade Go code in a fast-growing cloud environment.
Remote - U.S. or Canada
$230-300K base + competitive equity
A fast-growing cloud infrastructure company is hiring a Software Engineer, Compute Infrastructure to help build and evolve the core compute platform used by millions of developers.
This is a highly hands-on infrastructure engineering role focused on large-scale Kubernetes, distributed systems, compute orchestration, and cloud infrastructure. You'll work across multiple cloud providers, regions, and data centers, building systems that need to be reliable, predictable, secure, and performant at significant scale. render
The hiring team is specifically looking for engineers who can demonstrate real depth in at least one area of infrastructure and explain the scale, architecture, and personal ownership behind what they built. Pasted text
Experience in one or more of the following areas is especially valuable:
The team does not expect one engineer to have every specialty; deep subject‑matter expertise in one of these areas can be enough. Pasted text
This is not a traditional DevOps or operations‑heavy position. The team is looking for software engineers who build infrastructure systems and write code daily, not engineers primarily focused on CI/CD, cloud configuration, application deployment, or maintaining existing environments. Pasted text
You'll join a small infrastructure team where individual engineers have significant ownership and impact. The platform supports millions of developers, and the compute layer is central to the company’s product, making this an opportunity to work on infrastructure problems that are both technically deep and directly customer‑facing. Pasted text