EMA
Devops Engineer, US
San Francisco | United States (Remote) (Remote)fulltimemidAdded today
About this role
Join Ema as a DevOps Engineer to build and manage the cloud infrastructure powering their Agentic AI platform. You'll design scalable systems, automate deployments, and ensure reliability across a multi-tenant SaaS serving millions of enterprises.
What you'll do
- Design and maintain Kubernetes clusters and cloud infrastructure at scale
- Automate infrastructure provisioning using Terraform and Ansible
- Implement and manage CI/CD pipelines for safe, rapid deployments
- Build observability and monitoring systems including logging, alerting, and dashboards
- Ensure platform security, performance, and reliability across multi-tenant architecture
- Support infrastructure scaling to handle growth and enterprise demand
What they're looking for
- Kubernetes and containerization
- Terraform and infrastructure-as-code
- AWS, GCP, or Azure cloud platforms
- Distributed systems architecture
- CI/CD pipeline design and implementation
- Monitoring and observability tools
- Systems administration and Linux
- Security best practices
Benefits
- Equity compensation
- Variable compensation eligibility
- Remote work opportunity
- Work with cutting-edge Agentic AI platform
- Collaborate with engineers from top tech companies
- Global team across Silicon Valley, London, Bangalore, and Vancouver
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EMA
EMA is an agentic AI platform that enables enterprise automation and AI-driven business processes through scalable APIs and user-facing applications. The company is hiring Full-Stack, Frontend, and Backend Software Engineers, Machine Learning Engineers, and DevOps Engineers to build and deploy production-scale AI systems.
View all jobs at EMALikely interview questions
- Describe your experience designing and managing Kubernetes clusters in production—what challenges have you solved?
- How do you approach infrastructure-as-code, and can you walk through a complex Terraform implementation you've built?