8 months ago
Base Salary
$170k - $220k/yr
Responsibilities
- Define the infrastructure vision and roadmap and drive progress toward it
- Build security and operational foundations for sustainable company growth
- Improve reliability by reducing MTTR, establishing SLOs, and strengthening outage management practices
- Build platforms and tools that empower product engineering teams to own their systems end-to-end
- Write code and ship infrastructure directly while shaping Atticus’s infrastructure strategy
Requirements
- 5+ years of experience in infrastructure, SRE, or platform engineering roles with breadth across infrastructure disciplines
- Hands-on experience with cloud infrastructure, preferably GCP, and infrastructure-as-code tools such as Terraform or Pulumi
- Strong software engineering fundamentals and a builder’s mindset toward infrastructure
- Technical breadth across networking, security, observability, CI/CD, database operations, and containerization
- Experience with consumer-facing, revenue-critical systems
- Experience leading infrastructure evolution at a growing startup, ideally on a small infrastructure team, is preferred
Benefits
- Medical and dental insurance with 100% of employee and family premiums covered
- 15 vacation days and approximately 20 paid holidays annually, including two weeks at year-end
- Free OneMedical membership
- $600 per year internet stipend
- $1,000 reimbursable annual stipend for education and training
- Up to $1,200 per year student loan repayment assistance
- 401(k) and optional HSA/FSA
- Fully remote work with company-paid travel to Los Angeles, usually quarterly and for offsites
- Equity in addition to base salary
Tech Stack
Categories
About Atticus
Atticus operates a consumer legal-services marketplace that evaluates cases, provides guidance, and matches people to attorneys for Social Security disability benefits and other compensation claims (e.g., accidents, misconduct, violence). The platform manages intake, retainer setup, and ongoing coordination between clients and law firms. It serves clients across the U.S. and generates revenue through fees from partner attorneys when cases move forward.