Looking for software engineer jobs in the USA with visa sponsorship? The San Francisco Compute Company is hiring a Software Engineer for its Developer Platform in San Francisco.
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Software Engineer Jobs in the USA: Overview
| Job Title | Software Engineer — Developer Platform |
| Employer | The San Francisco Compute Company |
| Location | San Francisco, CA |
| Salary | $150,000–$250,000 per year |
| Job Type | Full-time |
| Experience | Not specified in the available job information |
| Visa Sponsorship | Yes, the company sponsors visas and work permits |
| Closing Date | Not specified in the available job information |
About the Employer
The San Francisco Compute Company is building infrastructure to de-risk large-scale compute build-outs, enabling companies to exit contracts by selling them back to the market.
Job Responsibilities
- Design and build a pre-production EKS cluster that mirrors production fidelity
- Own the infrastructure-as-code for the cluster using Terraform, Helm or equivalent
- Integrate the cluster into CI/CD pipelines for validation before production
- Define promotion gates for changes eligible for production
- Collaborate with platform and application engineers
- Own and evolve internal developer tooling
Requirements
- Experience building platform engineering and developer tooling
- Familiarity with Kubernetes, infrastructure-as-code and CI/CD
Visa Sponsorship and International Applicants
The San Francisco Compute Company confirms it sponsors visas and work permits.
Salary and Benefits
- Competitive salary with equity
- 401(k) matching up to 4%
- Medical, dental and vision insurance
What you need to Know
Pros
- Visa sponsorship available
- Competitive salary range
- Platform engineering role
Cons
- San Francisco location
- Salary range is broad
How to Apply
Apply through the company’s Ashby careers page. A resume is required.
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