Console
Infrastructure Engineer
About this role
As an Infrastructure Engineer at Console, you will be responsible for creating and managing the foundational infrastructure that supports the cloud-hosted platform for large enterprises. This role involves architecting scalable solutions, enhancing reliability, and collaborating with various teams to meet customer deployment needs.
What you'll do
- Build and manage infrastructure across AWS and Kubernetes.
- Architect a scalable self-hosted solution for enterprise customers.
- Own core infrastructure components that need to scale.
- Design deployment patterns for reliable operation across environments.
- Collaborate with customer-facing teams to adapt infrastructure.
- Enhance operational tooling and improve observability and reliability.
What they're looking for
- 5+ years in infrastructure or backend engineering.
- Strong experience with AWS and Kubernetes.
- Knowledge of IaC tools like Terraform or Pulumi.
- Experience in production-grade system reliability and scaling.
- Understanding of deployment models and networking.
- Strong problem-solving skills in systems architecture.
- Focus on quality, reliability, and attention to detail.
Benefits
- Equity with early exercise & QSBS eligibility.
- Competitive compensation and benefits.
- Opportunities for internal growth and development.
- Join a world-class team with high agency contributors.
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Console
Console builds an AI agent platform that automates enterprise operations across IT, HR, Finance, and other functions by turning AI capabilities into actionable workflows. The company is hiring Infrastructure Engineers, Platform Engineers, Product Engineers, Applied AI Engineers, and Forward Deployed Engineers to develop scalable cloud infrastructure, optimize intelligent agent systems, and lead enterprise customer implementations.
View all jobs at ConsoleLikely interview questions
- Walk us through a production incident you owned end-to-end—what went wrong, how you diagnosed it, and what architectural changes you made to prevent recurrence.
- Describe your experience architecting for multi-tenant isolation in cloud environments. How would you approach data and infrastructure segregation for Console's self-hosted deployment model?