Cloud - Bare Metal Infrastructure Engineer

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RenderCloud infrastructure

Remote: United States; SF or Remote (US/Canada), Remote: CanadaFull-Time

Salary$230K - $290K; $230K – $290K • Offers Equity

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Have hands-on experience building and operating automation for bare metal fleets in datacenters or colocation.
Have experience with both physical hardware and colocation providers, and software-driven fleet management.
Be strong in Go or Python.
Have experience designing systems with reconciliation loops and idempotent, failure-tolerant actions.
Understand what infrastructure tools do under the hood and be able to debug them when they fail.
Have experience operating through real failures, such as bad hardware batches, flapping BMCs, or halted rollouts.
Have deep Linux knowledge and solid networking fundamentals, including DHCP, PXE, DNS, and BGP.
Have working knowledge of Kubernetes sufficient to design the interface between a hardware fleet and its clusters.
Communicate clearly, be comfortable with ambiguity, and be willing to challenge plans when needed.
Nice to have: experience operating fleets of thousands of hosts or participating in an early bare metal or datacenter build-out.
Nice to have: experience with hybrid environments, public-cloud workload migration, DCIM/IPAM tools, provisioning stacks, physical-infrastructure reconcilers, hardware diagnostics, or internal infrastructure platforms and APIs.

Bring the first colocation site from an empty cage to production workloads, then scale the foundation to additional sites and thousands of hosts.
Design low-touch server provisioning from the loading dock to production, including netboot, imaging, BMC-driven discovery, and host identity.
Partner with network engineering to define fleet network needs, from out-of-band management to production connectivity.
Build the interface Kubernetes platform teams use to request capacity, inspect host health, and coordinate maintenance.
Own the source of truth for fleet hardware, software, and the physical environment.
Automate server lifecycle operations, including burn-in, acceptance testing, remediation, staged firmware rollout, and RMA.
Build production-grade automation with safeguards for destructive actions and resilience to site-level failures.
Shape the bare metal platform’s technical and operational direction, make build-versus-buy decisions, and help hire the team.

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