The opportunity
Crusoe is on a mission to accelerate the abundance of energy and intelligence . As the only vertically integrated AI infrastructure company built from the ground up, we own and operate each layer of the stack — from electrons to tokens — to power the world's most ambitious AI workloads.
What you'll do
Design and build core platform services: RBAC, tenancy, the workflow engine, policy engine, and state reconciler that drive fleet actions safely at scale.
Design the public face of the platform: the API gateway, resource model, and versioned API contracts that fleet, SRE, and product teams build against.
Build SDKs, workflow templates, and golden paths that make the platform: self-serve, plus the developer portal and micro frontend framework that let teams bring their own UI surfaces.
Build the inventory and topology graph as the fleet's source of intended: truth, and the pipelines that keep it honest against reality (metadata drift is one of our top verified incident root causes; you will kill it).
Build site, GPU, and network agents and the event bus that moves fleet telemetry and commands reliably.
Deliver the platform roadmap: pilot site on the foundation layer, first site deployed entirely through the platform, zero-downtime firmware upgrades, first fully automated RMA, then 100K+ GPUs on platform with MTTD under 60 seconds and MTTR under 30 minutes.
What they're looking for
- + years building distributed systems, control planes, or infrastructure platforms.
- Strong software engineering skills in Go, Python, or Rust.
- Experience building platforms other engineers consume: public or internal APIs, SDKs, or developer tooling with real adoption.
- Depth in at least one of: workflow/orchestration engines (Temporal or similar), event-driven architectures, graph data models, policy/rules engines, or reconciliation-based control loops (Kubernetes operator patterns).
- Experience running what you build: you have carried a pager for a platform other teams depend on.
- Systems thinking across the hardware/software boundary.
