Platform Engineer

Nice to haves

• Argo / GitOps. Who we're looking for Mid+ — 2–4 years of real platform/DevOps/SRE work. You prefer to own things end-to-end and ship them yourself, not just contribute around the edges. You don't need to know every item in the stack, but you are hungry for knowledge. You've debugged a blocked deploy at 11pm and come out the other side (or similar). What we care about: - You've run workloads in GCP or AWS and can reason about IAM, networking, and cost without hand-holding. - You know your way across SQL/NoSQL databases. - You know Terraform — modules, state, and drift. - You've operated a CI/CD pipeline in production — built the stages, fixed the flaky ones, and debugged the failed deploy. - You write tools/scripts in Python, Go, or Rust. We use AI heavily, but you can write code without it — and we'll check. - You automate the toil and ship small, reversible changes instead of manual one-offs. Startup-shaped: comfortable with ambiguity, picks up unowned problems, writes things down so the next person doesn't have to re-figure them out. On-call Yes, shared with the Head of Platform — exact rotation is still being finalized. Engineers across the team also serve as first responders, so you're not the only line of defense. What we offer - Stock options in the US parent company — standard terms, comparable to what you'd see at a Silicon Valley startup. - A genuinely stable team for a 9-year-old company — outside of a few very recent hires, the team has stayed an average of 2+ years. - A flexible, output-based culture — roughly 21 vacation days a year, not rigidly tracked. - Direct mentorship from a Head of Platform well known in the (Ukrainian-speaking) DevOps community. - Founder access: every single hire at Claid, including this one, gets a 30-minute interview slot with our CEO, Vlad — we're hands-on, not a black box. Location LatAm-based, remote, preferred. Working hours need to overlap meaningfully with US business hours (Pacific Time). Open to discussing strong candidates based in Europe given timezone overlap, on a case-by-case basis. Originally posted on Himalayas