TruckSmarter
Senior Platform Engineer
San Francisco · Senior
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 112 days ago
TypeScriptNode.jsRedshiftAWSTerraformCI/CDPlatform EngineeringMachine LearningAgentic AIIncident ResponseFirewallCollaborationMentoring
About the role
- You'll work across the full infrastructure stack, from defining deployment pipelines and observability frameworks to leading security initiatives and mentoring engineers on reliability and performance.
- At our size, your decisions have immediate, visible impact on the product and the team.
Responsibilities
- Design and evolve our core platform architecture, including application frameworks and abstractions powering TruckSmarter's systems
- Build and scale the infrastructure supporting our traditional ML and agentic AI systems
- Build and maintain reliable infrastructure across AWS (ECS Fargate, RDS, S3, WAF, Redshift, DMS) using IaC (CDK, Terraform)
- Lead security initiatives to ensure compliance, harden systems, and improve access controls
- Drive incident response and postmortem culture to increase resilience and operational excellence
- 3+ years building and scaling production infrastructure
- Proven ability to lead projects end-to-end and mentor peers
Requirements
- Experience thriving in fast-moving startup environments where you've had to wear multiple hats
- Demonstrated experience in lieu of a formal degree is absolutely fine
Nice to have
- Daily catered lunch provided in-office, plus dinner covered for anyone working past 6:00pm
Compensation
- Trucking powers the American economy, moving 71% of the nation's freight and representing nearly $900 billion in annual spend.
Benefits
- Full health, dental and vision coverage
- Commuter benefits
Company info
- We're looking for a Senior Platform Engineer to build and own the foundation that everything at TruckSmarter runs on.
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