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# Software Engineer, Infrastructure

- **Company:** Pylon Manufacturing Corp.
- **Location:** San Francisco, CA, United States
- **Experience:** Experienced
- **Salary:** $180,000.0 - $250,000.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Artificial Intelligence, Amazon Web Services, Cloud Computing, Software Engineering, ReactJS, Backend, Graphql, Golang
- **Published:** July 11, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=f557747412a22d8d

## About the Role

* You have 3+ years in backend or infrastructure engineering and strong hands-on experience with cloud infrastructure.
 * You highly leverage AI for software development and can juggle multiple workstreams at the same time.
 * You've worked at startups previously and navigated ambiguous environments.
 * You genuinely enjoy building scalable and reliable systems
 * You have a growth mindset, want to constantly improve, and want to receive feedback.
 * You're in SF or you're willing to relocate, you love working in-person, and you're serious about joining us to build a culture we'll all love
 * (Bonus) You have experience with our tech stack (React, Golang, GraphQL, and AWS).
 * (Bonus) You have experience with building agentic products in production.

## Description

* Design and maintain the core infrastructure across our cloud environments - own it end to end, not just keep the lights on.
 * Prevent incidents before they happen. Build the monitoring, alerting, and observability that catches problems while they're still small.
 * Make our systems scale. Find the limits before our growth does and engineer past them.
 * Own developer velocity. Build the CI/CD pipelines and internal tooling that let every engineer here ship faster.
 * Hunt down performance bottlenecks and speed them up.
 * Build for an AI-first workflow - lean on agents and automation to do more with a small team.


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