Junior Cloud Developer

How We Work

Every engineer here builds AI coding agents as a standard tool. That has changed what junior engineering is. The bottleneck is no longer how fast you can produce code,  it is whether you can tell correct from plausible, whether you understand the system the code is landing in, and whether you can operate it once it is running. We hire and promote against that.

Practically, this means we weigh cloud fundamentals, debugging, and judgment far above syntax fluency in any particular language.

Responsibilities

• Design, build, and maintain efficient, reusable, and reliable services in the language your squad uses
• Use AWS or Azure APIs to build cloud-native solutions — infrastructure is part of the job, not a separate team
• Deploy, run, and monitor production systems; participate in triaging issues in systems you did not write
• Contribute and maintain automated unit and integration tests
• Use AI coding agents day to day, and take responsibility for reviewing and correcting what they produce
• Read and critique code — your own, your teammates’, and code generated for you
• Participate in the build and implementation of detailed architectural plans and tickets
• Participate in requirements reviews and other technical discussions
• Work as part of a highly collaborative agile team
• Attend client standups; clearly explain the status of your own work to a client audience
• Gain detailed knowledge and understanding of platforms, features, and dependencies

Requirements

Up and down the tech stack, this is a hands-on position that requires curiosity, initiative, and follow through. We are screening for demonstrated capability, not for a keyword list.

Bachelor’s degree in Math, Computer Science, or another relevant degree or equivalent demonstrated experience

1-3 years building software professionally, including code you have shipped to production and then had to support

You have personally deployed and operated a service in AWS or Azure, not just written code that someone else deployed

Strong general-purpose programming ability in a statically typed or server-side language - Java, TypeScript, Go, C#, Kotlin, or similar. Depth in one is what matters; we do not require a specific one

Working knowledge of SQL, and the ability to design a sensible relational data model. Exposure to NoSQL is a plus

Comfort with containers and the build/deploy path — Docker, a CI pipeline, and infrastructure defined as code

You can debug a running system: read logs and metrics, form a hypothesis, and prove it

A strong understanding of design patterns, algorithmic concepts, and software engineering best practices

You use AI coding tools and can talk concretely about where they helped and where they were wrong

You can complete a well-defined task without step-by-step supervision, and raise a blocker before the deadline rather than at it

You can hold a professional conversation with a client about your own work

Benefits

100% employer-paid employee-only coverage for our HSA plan, plus a 15% employer contribution toward dependent coverage; 75% employer-paid employee-only coverage for dental and vision plans (dependent coverage is not employer-subsidized on these plans)
Employer-paid short term and long term disability insurance
401K matching 100% of contributions on the first 3% deferred, then 50% of contributions from 3% to 5% after a year of service
Professional development stipend of $1000 per year
Wellness reimbursement each month
Paid parental leave
Travel is not currently a job requirement