Infrastructure Engineer
NOX METALS3 days ago
Detroit, MI, USA or Los Angeles, CA, USAMid Level
Responsibilities
- Build and operate reliable cloud infrastructure and deployment systems.
- Improve CI/CD, observability, alerting, backups, and disaster recovery.
- Manage identity, access, secrets, endpoints, and core security controls.
- Support connectivity across offices, factories, applications, and equipment.
- Automate infrastructure and configuration work.
- Lead incident response and document follow-up actions.
- Partner with application engineers to improve performance and reliability.
- Reduce single points of failure and undocumented dependencies.
- Maintain practical documentation and runbooks.
- Evaluate vendors and tooling based on security, reliability, and cost.
Requirements
- Troubleshoot across applications, cloud systems, networks, and devices.
- Automate work through code and apply disciplined change management, monitoring, and recovery practices.
- Communicate clearly, document effectively, and remain calm and methodical during incidents.
- Work directly with engineers and factory teams and focus on fixing root causes.
- Preferred experience includes infrastructure as code, containers, CI/CD, and PostgreSQL.
- Preferred experience includes factory, warehouse, edge, or industrial networks.
- Preferred experience includes compliance or security programs and supporting distributed, fast-growing organizations.
Benefits
- Equity in Nox Metals.
- Company-paid medical, dental, and vision insurance.
- Full-time, in-person work in either Los Angeles or Detroit, Michigan.
Tech Stack
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About NOX METALS
Nox Metals is a privately held, Detroit-based supplier of aluminum, steel, and other metals to U.S. manufacturers, using software, AI, and automation to speed quoting and delivery. The company sells metal stock and procurement services to factories, including regulated sectors such as aerospace and defense. Founded in 2025 and headquartered in Detroit, it focuses on shortening lead times for American manufacturing.