Job Overview This role involves leading architecture and solution design for AI/ML networking infrastructure, data center, and WAN networking opportunities...
Founding Engineer
enum GmbHJob Overview
We’re building a European cloud platform on bare metal hardware, designing and operating the full stack including compute, Kubernetes, storage, and networking. As a Founding Engineer, you’ll join the core engineering team to shape the platform’s architecture, write Go and Rust code, and drive infrastructure from concept to production.
Responsibilities
- Design and evolve core platform infrastructure: compute, storage, networking, tenant isolation
- Write production Go for control plane, reconcilers, and API services
- Work on distributed storage architecture and scaling (Ceph/RADOS)
- Work on network design for multi-tenant isolation and multi-region expansion
- Work on Kubernetes control plane internals and cluster lifecycle management
- Review and challenge existing builds, identify fragilities and scalability issues
- Mentor a strong engineer learning infrastructure operations
- Make architecture decisions that support growth
- Write Engineering Requirement Documents for idea to implementation and monitoring
Qualifications
- Experience at a cloud provider, hosting company, or large-scale infrastructure operation
- Built application-level infrastructure code (Go, Rust, gRPC, reconcilers, APIs)
- Delivered projects from 0 to N, including scaling and replacing solutions
- Designed systems for growth, multi-tenant, multi-region, high availability, and failure domains
- Communicated via docs, RFCs, or architecture decision records
- Been on-call and owned production
- Operated with agency and urgency
- Experience with distributed storage in production (Ceph)
- Network architecture at fabric level (EVPN/VXLAN, BGP, Anycast, multi-tenant design)
- Kubernetes internals: control plane, CNI, multi-tenancy
- Infrastructure software in Go or Rust: control planes, reconcilers, platform tooling
- Bare metal operations, PXE, hardware lifecycle, datacenter environments