Devops / Platform Engineer

OnRamp is transforming B2B customer onboarding into a revenue driver by automating workflows and streamlining playbooks. They are seeking a DevOps/Platform Engineer to own their AWS infrastructure and enhance deployment systems, using AI to solve infrastructure challenges.

Responsibilities:

• Own our AWS infrastructure end to end: architecture, infrastructure-as-code, networking, cost, and scale
• Build the CI/CD and deployment systems that let engineers ship to production many times a day with confidence
• Attack DevOps problems with AI: use coding agents and LLM tooling to write and refactor infrastructure code, debug incidents, automate runbooks, analyze logs, and systematically eliminate toil
• Build the infrastructure behind our AI: agent execution environments, LLM observability, evaluation pipelines, and the plumbing that makes agentic features reliable in production
• Own observability, reliability, and incident response — enterprise customers depend on us, and you’ll keep the platform worthy of that trust
• Strengthen our security and compliance posture (we’re SOC 2 and HIPAA compliant) as we move upmarket
• Multiply the team: build paved roads, automation, and AI-powered tooling that make every engineer here faster

Requirements:

• Deep, hands-on AWS experience — you've designed, built, and operated production infrastructure that real businesses depend on
• Fluent in infrastructure-as-code (Terraform, CDK, or similar) and modern deployment practices: containers, CI/CD, zero-downtime releases
• You already build with AI. Coding agents and LLM tools are part of how you write IaC, investigate incidents, and automate operations — and you're constantly finding new ways to apply them
• You reach for AI before you reach for toil: when you see a recurring problem, your instinct is to build an agent or automation that solves it permanently
• A security mindset by default — you've supported or driven compliance efforts like SOC 2 or HIPAA, or you're ready to own that surface
• A builder at heart — comfortable writing real software, not just configuration
• High ownership and pragmatic — you measure yourself on the team's velocity and the platform's reliability, not the number of fires fought