Senior Software Engineer (Infrastructure)

GovDash•New York, NY

1d•$190,000

About The Position

We're hiring a Senior Software Engineer (Infrastructure) to take ownership over a portfolio of self-hosted deployments in varied environments, from cloud to air-gapped on-prem, and the software that bootstraps and manages them. You’ll collaborate with customers and product engineering teams to expand the functionality of our self-hosted control plane, covering licensing, observability, automated updates, and more. This role requires an individual capable of managing high-level architecture and design, focused implementation work, and communicating with customers. Our team prides itself on our curiosity and dedication to our craft. As such, engineers joining our team should expect a high bar for technical excellence and a high degree of ownership and responsibility over the technical direction of large aspects of GovDash’s infrastructure. This role has a $190,000 base salary plus equity and is based in New York City.

Requirements

Strong engineering foundation with a proven ability to build, debug, and maintain complex distributed systems.
Demonstrated facility with/ownership of production Kubernetes clusters, whether through work, research, or substantial personal projects.
Experience diagnosing and resolving distributed systems failures.
Experience with IaC tools (Pulumi, Terraform, etc.).
Comfort navigating unfamiliar codebases.

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting regulated environments like FedRAMP environments and implementing compliance requirements for CMMC, NIST SP 800-53, IL-5/6, FedRAMP Moderate.
Previous experience as a forward- deployed engineer working in the government sector.

Responsibilities

Adapt, own, and maintain infrastructure for large enterprise customers in the federal/defense space.
Improve and continuously evaluate security configurations in self-hosted environments.
Support customers in establishing and implementing compliant architectures, navigating the security and operational requirements for each deployment.
Contribute directly to the product codebase to improve deployability, security, observability, and reliability across heterogeneous environments.
Manage technical issues requiring deep debugging in novel environments with occasionally limited system and/or application context, and improve observability to make future debugging more efficient.