Moderntreasury
Software Engineer - Infrastructure
Remote. Posted 4 months ago
The role
You will design, deploy, and operate infrastructure to support multi-rail money movement and real-time payment flows. This is a hands-on devops role with ownership over infrastructure architecture and platform automation.
What you will do
- Lead architecture for AWS infrastructure, container orchestration, and CI/CD
- Standardize automation and infrastructure-as-code
- Reduce operational overhead through tooling and engineering standards
- Optimize performance, reliability, and observability
- Define service ownership and operational models
- Contribute to infrastructure and security strategy for new payment rails
Required qualifications
- 8+ years in Devops, or infrastructure engineering
- Strong track record of setting technical direction without direct authority
- Experience building internal platforms that abstract complexity away from product teams
- Experience designing and operating distributed systems
- Experience with AWS infrastructure at scale
- Experience with Infrastructure as Code (Terraform or similar)
- Experience with CI/CD systems and automation pipelines
- Experience with containerized environments (Docker)
- Experience with observability and performance tuning for production systems
- Experience with application and product security
- Experience scaling systems that process high-volume workloads
- Experience defining reliability standards and operational maturity models
Nice to have
- Experience architecting infrastructure for multiple payment rails simultaneously
- Experience scaling systems that process high-volume financial or transactional workloads
- Understanding of payment rail mechanics (ACH, wires, RTP, cards, etc.)
- Familiarity with security and risk standards for money movement
- Ability to balance immediate delivery needs with long-term infrastructure strategy
About the company
Modern Treasury provides trusted infrastructure for money movement. The company helps teams launch and scale payment experiences in days, not months.