Infrastructure Engineer (£140k + Equity) at SolveAI

Job Title

Infrastructure Engineer

Salary

£140k + Equity

Company Description

SolveAI is a $50M VC‑backed startup, funded by GV and Accel, building a platform that enables non‑developers to create production‑grade enterprise software using plain English.

Job Description

You will own the entire infrastructure at SolveAI, setting the technical direction for production environments and customer deployments. This high‑leverage role combines internal platform engineering with customer‑facing architecture, as you lead security reviews and design deployment patterns for demanding enterprise clients within a high‑caliber team of ex‑Palantir and Citadel engineers.

Location

London, UK

Why this role is remarkable

• Full autonomy to design and build a modern infrastructure stack from scratch with no inherited tech debt or committee‑based decision‑making.
• Backed by $50M from premier investors GV and Accel, working alongside a world‑class team from Palantir, Citadel, and Twitter.
• Unique hybrid impact where you define how AI‑driven software is securely deployed and trusted by some of the world’s most demanding enterprises.

What you will do

• Own the AWS footprint, EKS clusters, and Terraform codebase while designing sophisticated multi‑tenancy isolation and performance patterns.
• Build a comprehensive observability stack using Datadog to ensure high reliability and lead technical security reviews with enterprise customer architects.
• Design and execute customer deployment strategies, enabling SolveAI to run seamlessly in client cloud environments or complex on‑prem setups.

The ideal candidate

• Deep technical expertise in AWS, operator‑level Kubernetes, and Terraform module design, preferably gained as a primary infrastructure owner at a startup.
• Strong customer‑facing instincts with the ability to navigate complex security deep‑dives and communicate clearly with enterprise infrastructure teams.
• Proficiency in Rust or Python sufficient to trace performance issues from the infrastructure layer deep into the core application code.

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