Anything
Platform Engineer
San Francisco$125k–$200kfulltimemidAdded 1 month ago
About this role
Build and operate the cloud infrastructure powering Anything's AI-generated applications platform. You'll own critical systems for multi-tenant app serving, ensure platform reliability at scale, and enable product features that support millions of applications and billions of users.
What you'll do
- Design and operate scalable, low-latency runtime infrastructure for serving user-generated applications
- Ensure platform reliability and uptime while preventing failure cascades across customers
- Build platform primitives and features enabling real-time data transfer, background execution, and scalable APIs
- Make technology choices and evaluate service providers for cloud infrastructure
- Maintain observability and cost controls for multi-tenant deployments with strong isolation boundaries
- Research infrastructure developments and collaborate with product on platform roadmap support
What they're looking for
- Distributed systems design and production operation
- Cloud infrastructure and multi-tenant architecture
- TypeScript programming
- System reliability and observability
- Scalable systems design
- Problem-solving and technical communication
- Fast-paced environment execution
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Anything
Anything is an AI platform that converts English prompts into full-featured applications. The company is hiring Backend Engineers, Mobile Engineers, Infrastructure/DevOps Engineers, and Product Engineers to build and scale its AI-driven app generation platform.
View all jobs at AnythingLikely interview questions
- Walk us through a distributed system you've built or operated in production. What were the key reliability challenges, and how did you solve them?
- How would you design multi-tenant isolation and resource controls for a platform executing millions of user-generated applications?