Make deployment boring and infrastructure explainable across every project we run.
- Type
- Contract → Full-time
- Location
- Remote
- Level
- Mid–Senior
- Team
- Infrastructure
About the role
You will own the pipelines, environments and observability that let small teams ship confidently. Success looks like nobody talking about infrastructure, ever.
What you'll do
- Build and maintain infrastructure-as-code across client accounts
- Design CI/CD pipelines with preview environments and fast rollback
- Own monitoring, alerting and incident tooling
- Run cost reviews and right-sizing
- Lead backup and disaster-recovery drills that actually happen
What we're looking for
- 3+ years in DevOps or platform engineering
- Terraform, Docker and at least one major cloud in depth
- Practical security posture knowledge: secrets, IAM, scanning
- Ability to document a system so others can operate it
- Calm judgement during incidents
Nice to have
- Kubernetes in production
- Edge platforms such as Cloudflare Workers
- Compliance experience (SOC 2, ISO 27001)
How to apply
Send work, not a cover letter.
Email us something you built and two or three sentences on what you decided and why. A repository, a live URL or a case study all work. No portfolio PDF required.
- Response time
- Within 5 working days
- Work sample
- Paid at your rate
- Decision
- Within a week of the last call
Two to three weeks end to end, and a decision either way within a week of the last conversation.
- 01
Intro conversation
Thirty minutes on what you have built and what you want next. No trick questions, no whiteboard.
- 02
Craft conversation
A deep dive into work you are proud of: decisions, trade-offs and what you would do differently.
- 03
Paid work sample
A small, realistic piece of work, scoped to a few hours and paid at your rate. We never ask for free labour.
- 04
Team & offer
Meet the people you would work with, ask us anything, and get a decision within a week.
Curious about the team, the projects or how the work sample runs? Email us; a real person answers, usually the one you'd be working with.