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Infrastructure Software Engineer

San Jose, CA · Hybrid

$202K - $240K/yr

We build this infrastructure as software - and we engineer it with the same best practices we apply to our products. We use the same rigor, design discipline, and quality standards and testing as we ...

What You'll Be Doing (We don't love the bullet points, but we love the work!) In this Infrastructure focused Software Engineering role, you'll help develop, automate, and maintain system management ...

The role Nebius operates large-scale, mission-critical bare-metal infrastructure. As a Software Engineer (Python), you will design and build systems that provision, configure, test, and manage ...

Meta is seeking talented principal engineers to join our teams in building cutting-edge products ... Software Engineer (Leadership) - Infrastructure Responsibilities: * Drive the team's goals and ...

Infrastructure Software Engineer

New York, NY · On-site

$189K - $224K/yr

Proven experience engineering large-scale infrastructure - writing the software that runs fleets, not just operating existing hyperscalers * Depth in network architecture, data-center design, and ...

Meta is seeking talented experienced engineers to join our teams in building cutting-edge products ... infrastructure) to build innovative application experiences • Implement custom user interfaces ...

Infrastructure Software Engineer

San Francisco, CA · On-site

$203K - $241K/yr

Proven experience engineering large-scale infrastructure - writing the software that runs fleets, not just operating existing hyperscalers * Depth in network architecture, data-center design, and ...

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Infrastructure Software Engineer

Etched

San Jose, CA • Hybrid

$202K - $240K/yr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision

Re-posted 8 days ago


Job description

About Etched

Etched is building hardware for frontier intelligence. We co-design chips, racks, software, and manufacturing to deliver best-in-class throughput and latency across both prefill and decode workloads. Our first products are heavily focused on inference. Backed by hundreds of millions from top-tier investors and staffed by leading engineers, Etched is redefining the infrastructure layer for the fastest growing industry in history.

Job Summary

Building cutting-edge model-specific ASICs requires crafting custom infrastructure and toolchains to support ultra-fast, reliable, and scalable development across the stack - from simulation to silicon. We build this infrastructure as software - and we engineer it with the same best practices we apply to our products. We use the same rigor, design discipline, and quality standards and testing as we do to our ASIC, software, and platform.

You will lead the development and adoption of next-generation infrastructure tooling, enabling Etched ASIC, Software, and Platform engineers to iterate faster, build more reliably, and push the boundaries of AI performance. This includes building and scaling our hybrid high-performance compute (HPC) cluster, optimized for massively parallel CI, EDA workflows, Emulation, and hardware-aware job execution.

You'll also architect and implement a state-of-the-art observability stack with LLM integration and a strong emphasis on streaming health and performance telemetry, log aggregation, distributed tracing, insight generation, synthetic testing, and smart alerting - across CI pipelines, simulation clusters, and service endpoints.

This role demands a strong software engineering mindset, quality instincts, and deep understanding of systems. It's not just about writing scripts - it's about writing code that builds and manages infrastructure with precision, repeatability, and intent.

Key responsibilities

  • Design and build the orchestration layers that drive our hybrid high-performance clusters-enabling simulation, synthesis, and continuous integration of AI ASICs at unprecedented scale.

  • Develop and maintain a fully programmable infrastructure control plane to ensure reproducibility, auditability, and rapid iteration across the entire stack.

  • Create tools and abstractions that empower engineers to harness massive parallelism without worrying about the underlying complexity..

  • Prototype and execute workload orchestration and migration strategies between on-premise and cloud environments, balancing performance, storage availability and replication, uptime, and cost across heterogeneous hardware and compute backends.

  • Implement real-time telemetry, tracing systems that surface insights from millions of metrics, enabling proactive debugging and system optimization.

  • Build a full observability stack that includes dashboards, alerting, automated responses, and a synthetic testing framework to proactively test infrastructure performance and reliability for various application and data flows, ensuring we remain proactive against issues impacting development and productivity workflows.

Representative projects

  • Design and deploy a fully automated, scalable hybrid HPC cluster, combining bare-metal servers and switches with cloud instances, provisioned through MaaS and orchestrated via SLURM and Kubernetes, optimized for mixed EDA workloads and parallel CI pipelines.

  • Develop a real-time observability system for ASIC toolchain jobs and distributed builds, integrating Prometheus, Grafana, and VictoriaMetrics with streaming telemetry, tracing, and alerting to detect performance regressions before they hit silicon.

  • Architect and implement a programmable infrastructure-as-code control plane, using Terraform, Ansible, and Puppet, to version, audit, and redeploy every layer of Etched's development stack with deterministic reproducibility.

  • Create a zero-downtime interactive development environment that provisions and connects Jupyter and VS Code sessions to GPUs and high-memory nodes via a secure zero-trust network, abstracting away cluster state and machine failures.

  • Prototype and evaluate dynamic workload migration strategies between on-premise and cloud environments to optimize for latency, reliability, and cost across simulation and synthesis pipelines.

  • Design a synthetic testing and fault injection framework to validate the behavior of infrastructure under high-load, degraded hardware, and intermittent network partitions - before they happen in production.

You may be a good fit if you

  • Are a systems-minded software engineer who loves building foundational platforms, working close to the metal and cloud, solving high-leverage problems at scale.

  • Are a deeply technical engineer who treats infrastructure as a software problem - prioritizing clean abstractions, version control,small change lists, easy roll backs, testing, and long-term maintainability over ad hoc configuration.

  • Have strong programming skills in languages such as Python, Go, Rust, and C++, and are comfortable building production-grade tooling.

  • Possess expert-level knowledge of Linux, virtualization, containerization, and CI/CD pipelines, with a deep understanding of how to debug, optimize, and scale complex systems.

  • Are familiar with Infrastructure as Code tools like OpenTofu, Ansible, or Puppet, and enjoy designing declarative, reproducible infrastructure systems.

  • Understand and use PromQL and other telemetry/query languages and have used LLM to extract insight from real-time metrics, and know how to architect and tune observability stacks.

  • Have a track record of debugging and resolving difficult hardware-software integration problems across bare-metal systems, networks, and distributed workloads.

  • Can lead and mentor technical teams, guiding design decisions and helping others develop sound engineering instincts.

  • Have 8+ years of experience in infrastructure engineering, systems programming, or backend software development - ideally in environments where performance, scale, or hardware interaction mattered.

  • Are driven by curiosity, take initiative, and have an innate sense of ownership - you thrive in uncharted territory, design for edge cases, and love making systems more powerful, reliable, and elegant.

Strong candidates may also have experience with

  • Familiarity with Bazel build system

  • Deep understanding of ASIC development flows, especially those involving Synopsys, Cadence, and Verilator, including how EDA tools interact with infrastructure for simulation, synthesis, and verification.

  • Hands-on experience architecting systems with AWS, GCP, or Azure, including hybrid on-prem/cloud deployments, workload migration strategies, and cloud-native orchestration tooling.

  • Experience monitoring, provisioning, and debugging bare-metal servers, network hardware, and high-performance storage systems in rack-scale environments.

  • Comfortable in profiling and optimizing compute environments for single-threaded latency, memory-bound workloads, or I/O throughput, especially in the context of simulation or CI performance.

  • Proficiency building or operating telemetry systems at scale using Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, VictoriaMetrics, and tools for distributed tracing, log aggregation, and real-time alerting across heterogeneous mediums (SMS, email, push alerts, etc.)

Benefits

  • Medical, dental, and vision packages with generous premium coverage

    • $500 per month credit for waiving medical benefits

  • Housing subsidy of $2k per month for those living within walking distance of the office

  • Relocation support for those moving to San Jose (Santana Row)

  • Various wellness benefits covering fitness, mental health, and more

  • Daily lunch + dinner in our office

  • Unlimited compute budget subject to ROI justification

How we're different

Etched believes in the Bitter Lesson. We are the first inference-focused frontier AI system. Our addressable market is the entirety of inference, unlike many of our competitors.

We are a fully in-person team in San Jose (Santana Row), and greatly value engineering skills. We do not have boundaries between engineering and research, and we expect all of our technical staff to contribute to both and work across disciplines as needed.