Infrastructure Software Engineering – Platform & Build
Fractile · Bristol
Fractile designs chips and systems to run frontier AI models at thousands of tokens per second. This platform engineer owns the build and CI infrastructure every Fractile engineer depends on, from the Bazel monorepo to observability and infrastructure as code.
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What you’ll do
- Own CI end to end: build, debug and speed up multi-language pipelines on large clusters
- Scale the Bazel monorepo across Python, C++, Rust, SystemVerilog and ML code
- Manage hybrid cloud and on-prem provisioning through infrastructure as code
- Build monitoring, alerting, runbooks and incident response for the platform
What you’ll need
- 5+ years in software, platform or infrastructure engineering, including large-scale CI/CD
- 3+ years with build systems such as Bazel, Buck or Pants
- Experience with Terraform, OpenTofu or Pulumi, and Prometheus or Grafana
- Strong Python, Go or Rust for developer tooling, plus SRE practice
Good to know: Based in London or Bristol. Equity, private medical, dental and vision cover, pension and 25 days' holiday plus bank holidays. Some roles need export-control eligibility checks.
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About Fractile
DeepTech, AI & ML and SaaS. Backed by Accel (London), Kindred Capital and Oxford Science Enterprises. Stage: series_unknown.
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