Platform Engineer

Join charles, a company revolutionizing conversational commerce. As a Platform Engineer, you'll drive product and infrastructure forward, build scalable systems, and improve system architecture. You'll work closely with product teams, join the on-call rotation, and have the opportunity to make a measurable impact on the company.

• Contribuer à la conception, au développement et à l'exploitation des services essentiels sur lesquels reposent les équipes produit.
• Collaborer avec les équipes produit pour enquêter sur les problèmes, comprendre leurs cas d'utilisation et expédier les changements de plateforme.
• Participer à la rotation d'astreinte dans le cadre de la philosophie "vous le construisez, vous l'exécutez".
• 3+ years of software engineering experience. You're a generalist - comfortable moving between writing a service, debugging infrastructure, and improving a pipeline in the same week
• Product and business sense: you understand customer needs and focus on solving the right problems, not just building technically interesting solutions
• You're a self-directed learner. You don't need to know our whole stack on day one, but when you hit something unfamiliar, you dig in, ask good questions, and follow through. We'll give you room and context to grow; you bring the drive
• You have a solid grasp of scalable system design, distributed systems, cloud technologies, and how to roll out infrastructure changes
• Meeting all requirements is not necessary to apply. We encourage candidates who meet some but not all of these qualifications to submit their application
• You use AI tools effectively without handing over the steering wheel
• You're comfortable with remote work and asynchronous communication. You also know that good collaboration needs visibility and cooperation, not just output
• You can build and operate cloud infrastructure that survives real production workloads, ideally on GCP
• You've worked with GitHub Actions or similar CI/CD tools, and you know what a healthy and efficient pipeline looks like
• You can build and ship production services in Go or TypeScript; not just scripts and glue. You also know Bash and have the judgment to pick the right tool instead of forcing your favorite one