Infrastructure Engineer, Agentic DevSecOps

What you'll do

• Set direction and build shared systems for reproducible builds, testing, releases, and coding-agent workflows.
• Implement release engineering and software supply-chain security controls, including artifact provenance, SBOMs, isolated runners, and vulnerability gates.
• Improve developer experience and engineering productivity using self-service tools, metrics, feedback, and actionable alerts.

What they ask for

• Experience enabling engineers to use coding agents with reusable tools, independent validation, and scoped access.
• Experience owning production build, test, and release infrastructure across services and teams, including versioned release bundles and compatibility testing.
• Strong Python skills; strong Linux fundamentals and experience maintaining secure container images.
• Hands-on software supply-chain security experience and demonstrated security judgment across permissions, credentials, dependencies, artifacts, and remediation.

Nice to have

• Building and operating testing infrastructure in a microservices environment.
• Distributing release artifacts to customer registries or restricted environments, including offline packaging.

Pay

$200,000-$250,000 USD base salary

Tools

Python, JavaScript, Linux, Kubernetes, GitOps, AWS, Azure, GCP

AI focus

Build reusable coding-agent tools and workflows to diagnose failures, propose fixes, and handle routine engineering tasks, with scoped permissions, tests, failure handling, independent output validation, and measurement of quality and time saved.