Infrastructure Engineer

Role overview Take ownership of the deployment and operational infrastructure that supports a production software service used in healthcare settings. The work spans delivery pipelines, databases, queues, observability, security controls, and runbooks, with an emphasis on making system behavior and failure modes clear and verifiable.

Responsibilities - Maintain a dependable path from merged changes to production, including isolated environments for pull requests and repeatable deployments. - Manage database migrations, background queues and dead-letter handling, scheduled maintenance jobs, and deployment secrets. - Improve observability with request correlation, actionable dashboards, and logs that avoid sensitive patient information. - Implement least-privilege access, auditability, and security controls in code. - Write and maintain operational runbooks, and review application changes in the shared TypeScript codebase. - Support production incidents and turn operational lessons into enforceable rules and tests.

Requirements - Experience operating a production product with paying customers and responding to incidents. - Confidence owning relational database migration practices. - Ability to write and review TypeScript. - A practical approach to simplifying operational processes while documenting the steps that remain.

Benefits and work setup - Full-time, remote-first work with a few hours of overlap with Tel Aviv. - Small team where engineers ship to production and favor changes that can be checked through types, schemas, and tests.