DuploCloud Infrastructure Automation Engineer

We're hiring a Software engineer with strong Python programming and confident IaC and CI/CD skills This role is hands-on and focused on building automation tools and integrations based on the needs of customers You should be confident writing production-grade code, working with cloud environments like AWS, and using tools like Terraform and Bash to manage infrastructure This is a platform engineering role for a product which is a devops platform Although it's not necessarily a devops role, the role is all about devops You'll be writing the code to integrate our product with a variety of IaC and CI/CD vendors, for example Github Actions, Terraform Modules, purpose built AI agents, etc If you're someone who likes to solve problems with code—both in applications and infrastructure—this could be a good fit Develop automation tools using Python, Go, or similar languages. For example CLIs and building third party plugins/integrations Write infrastructure as code using Terraform, Pulumi, Cloudformation, etc. Specifically distributing shareable modules in a variety of brands Work in cloud environments to test, validate, and demo the tools we make Write and maintain unit and integration tests Automate manual tasks and contribute to CI/CD workflows which are distributed to clients as products Collaborate with engineers, product teams, and even customers on feature development and infrastructure improvements Troubleshoot production issues by fielding questions, concerns, and bugs coming from users of the tools Writing documentation for the tools we make

DuploCloud was created in response to what its founder called a "technical inequity in the cloud development space", having discovered a lack in automation techniques while working on Microsoft Azure's cloud software. In short, it was founded to address the lack of diversity in built-for-purpose tools for the cloud infrastructure provision space. The company's suite of products includes automated provisioning, compliance services, and integration tools for more than 500 cloud services. Working with both startups and hypergrowth companies, the aim is to help companies manage their cloud services without having to build their own automation tools or rely on impersonal cloud giants like Microsoft and AWS. Its target market then are companies that want scalable cloud provision tools that would otherwise cost millions to build and maintain. The company is clearly on to something, as it boasts an annual recurring revenue that grew 700% between 2021 and 2023. It has also successfully raised $32 million in Series B funding, which exemplifies the demand for its market gap-bridging product.