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Workist
Senior Platform Engineer
Skills
PythonGitLabAIAWSKubernetesTerraformAzure
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Important information
Salary:
€80,000 – €100,000 / year
Location:
Germany
Work mode:
Remote
Published on:
6 October 2026
What they need
Who you are
- We're looking for a professional team player who thrives in an environment where we share knowledge openly and push each other to deliver the best possible outcome
- You have run production infrastructure for years, ideally as the person who owned it end to end rather than one of many in a large ops team
- Kubernetes and Terraform in production: cluster upgrades, Helm, GitOps, and infrastructure as code for a whole cloud estate
- Production experience on Azure or AWS. Most of our estate is Azure, so an AWS background works if you are willing to go deep on Azure
- Active Python skills: you read and debug a Python codebase and fix the application when the application is what is broken
- Security as a habit: you have run patch management, handled pentest findings and designed least-privilege access, and you prioritise findings pragmatically
- You write clearly: runbooks, incident write-ups and architecture decisions that others can follow
- Fluent English (engineering runs in English, so German is not required, though it can help in some customer and vendor conversations)
What the job involves
- As Senior Platform Engineer, you own the platform that Workist's AI agents run on: two clouds, the Kubernetes clusters for production, staging and ML workloads, and the path from merge request to production for every service we ship
- You decide how this platform evolves, you keep it secure, observable and cost-efficient, and you extend it as the product grows
- Most recently that meant an LLM gateway with region failover in front of our Azure OpenAI deployments, and performing GPU capacity planning for our own models
- You set your own roadmap
- Infrastructure at Workist is run as quarterly themes that you propose, make the case for and deliver, and roughly a third of your time goes to whatever the week brings: an incident, a pentest finding, a developer whose deployment is stuck and needs a second pair of eyes
- You report to our CTO and are the voice of the platform in engineering decisions
- Everything runs on Kubernetes (Azure AKS), deployed with Helm and GitOps/Flux. All infrastructure is Terraform, applied through CI
- CI/CD for every service on GitLab
- Managed services wherever they keep life simple: Postgres, OpenSearch, Redis, blob storage. We self-host only where it clearly pays off
- Two clouds: Azure as our primary cloud, AWS for search and mail ingestion
- Python everywhere: read and fix application code when that is where the fix belongs
- Security is routine: automated scanning in every pipeline, regular external pentests, quarterly backup and disaster-recovery tests
- Own the architecture of our cloud environments across Azure and AWS: how subscriptions, networks, identities and environments are structured and stay isolated
- Design and deliver the platform capabilities the product needs next, from GPU capacity and an LLM gateway to new environments
- Set the standard for how we run Kubernetes and our managed data services: capacity planned ahead of growth, changes and upgrades rolled out safely and routinely, costs kept in check
- Own the security posture end to end: least-privilege access, network isolation, findings from scanners and pentests, and a patch cadence that runs itself. Be a technical counterpart for audits and security questionnaires
- Own observability and alerting so that every alert is worth acting on, and lead the response to platform incidents including the follow-up fixes
- Run quarterly backup/restore and disaster-recovery tests, and close what they reveal
- Own the path from merge request to production: fast builds, reliable deployments, environments and access on demand
- Build the infrastructure behind our AI models: the LLM gateway, model deployments with region failover, GPU capacity, and whatever the next model needs
Benefits
- Through strong personal responsibility from day one, you will actively shape a SaaS startup in the early phase
- 30 days annual leave
- BVG ticket or JobRad for the way to work
- Annual budget for personal development
- Tools of your choice
- Flexible home office plan and the opportunity to work completely remotely outside of Germany for 4 weeks a year
- Regular team events, fresh fruit and drinks in our modern office in Berlin Mitte
- Competitive salary, detailed individual feedback discussions and great development opportunities
- Working in a flat hierarchy with an open and transparent culture of communication
- Participation in the (Virtual) Stock Option Plan
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