Top Remote Infrastructure Engineer Jobs

The Infrastructure Engineer will design, build, and maintain infrastructure technology solutions, focusing on troubleshooting and configuration of Cisco routers. The role demands strong leadership, customer service, problem-solving, and documentation skills while operating between 11:00 PM and 7:30 AM, Monday to Friday.

As an Infrastructure Engineer III, you will ensure the seamless operation of mission-critical systems by deploying and managing infrastructure, utilizing various hardware architectures and operating systems, automating tasks, and tuning storage protocols. You will diagnose and resolve incidents, enhance resilience, and support software development through effective lifecycle management and infrastructure monitoring.

As a Product Infrastructure Engineer at Gusto, you will work on improving developer productivity by enhancing tooling and architecture. You’ll collaborate with various teams to develop product experiences and ensure build systems run smoothly.

The Infrastructure Engineer will focus on scaling systems and processes, managing IT systems and infrastructure elements, and supporting product operations. Responsibilities include overseeing production and lab IT systems, ensuring security and automation, and coordinating with stakeholders for product deployment.

As a Principal Infrastructure Engineer, you will lead the strategy and execution of Movable Ink's infrastructure projects, enhancing scalability, reliability, and security. You'll collaborate with various teams, oversee the migration to Infrastructure as Code, and manage cloud cost optimization on GCP, ensuring a robust infrastructure for our Da Vinci Platform.

The Cloud Infrastructure Engineer will work with enterprise architecture to plan and implement cloud infrastructure solutions, migrating workloads to Azure and optimizing current systems across cloud platforms. The role involves leveraging infrastructure-as-code tools, collaborating with stakeholders, and supporting operational handoffs.

As a Product Infrastructure Engineer, you will enhance Gusto's codebase for large-scale applications, mentor fellow engineers, participate in problem-solving discussions, and improve frontend tooling and practices. You will also be responsible for running migrations and promoting effective engineering patterns.

The Principal Infrastructure Engineer at Discover is responsible for enhancing the OCP platform, troubleshooting, optimizing costs, and managing customer-impacting issues. This role includes mentoring other engineers, contributing to product delivery strategic decisions, and researching new technology solutions to build technical capabilities. Participation in agile ceremonies and advocacy events is also part of the responsibilities.