Composio
Deployed Systems Engineer
sf. Posted 5 months ago
The role
This person will define reliable and repeatable on-prem agent deployment. They will own the on-prem lifecycle, manage agent runtimes across air-gapped environments, and debug across the stack.
What you will do
- Own the on-prem lifecycle including helm charts, upgrades, weekly release train, and rollback paths
- Drive chart convergence by bringing diverged customer forks back onto one supported chart
- Build structured onboarding so new customers deploy in days
- Debug across the stack including temporal workflows, k8s init ordering, storage backends, and auth-refresh pipelines
- Own the security surface including CVE triage, patching, RCAs, and bulletins
- Co-own per-customer tool patching with the platform team
- Dogfood Composio on own deployment and support workflows
Required qualifications
- Core infra engineering
- Experience running software in environments not controlled such as on-prem, VPC, or air-gapped
- Deep kubernetes and helm knowledge including chart authoring, init-job ordering, and multi-environment releases
- Ability to keep systems reliable while the product moves fast
- Fleet judgment regarding version skew, upgrade waves, and rollback paths
- Ability to separate bespoke customer asks from primitives every install needs
- AI native with experience building with language models
- Opinions on agents, MCP, and where they break in real deployments
- Linux - comfortable deep in the stack
- Typist for RCAs and security notes
- Human - builds trust and admits what they do not know
Nice to have
- temporal
- Postgres
- cloud secret managers (GCP / AWS)
- replicated or packaged self-hosted delivery (kots, airgap bundles)
- compliance: SOC 2, Vanta-style programs, security questionnaires
- major open source contributions
About the company
Composio is building infrastructure that allows agents to communicate with tools like Github, Gmail, Notion, and Salesforce. They are a small team of engineers that raised a $25M Series A from Lightspeed.