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Senior Infrastructure Engineer — IDC / Bare-Metal Kubernetes
About the Role
We are building our own IDC infrastructure from the ground up. As a Senior Infrastructure Engineer, you will lead the architecture, buildout, and operations of our colocation data center — from rack layout to the on-prem Kubernetes platform. You build it, you own it. This is a true greenfield role with no legacy baggage and a high degree of architectural ownership.
Your core expertise will center on three pillars: building physical infrastructure from zero, running production-grade self-hosted Kubernetes, and hybrid-cloud interconnect. As the platform matures, you'll help drive the next phase of cross-cloud and scale-out buildout.
Responsibilities
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Design rack layout, network topology, and overall configuration for colocation
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Design and implement an isolated Out-of-Band (OOB) management network (BMC, IPMI, Redfish) with full security hardening
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Coordinate with colocation and hardware vendors — servers, switches, cross-connects, uplinks, remote hands, and cage/rack administration
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Build bare-metal automation for fleet-wide zero-touch OS provisioning (MAAS / Tinkerbell / Cluster API)
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Set up production-grade self-hosted Kubernetes clusters from scratch and maintain the core stack: Cilium (CNI), GitOps (ArgoCD), etc.
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Own cluster lifecycle: upgrades, scaling, node maintenance, incident response
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Write SOPs, runbooks, and post-mortems; participate in 24×7 on-call rotation
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Establish hybrid-cloud interconnect between IDC and public cloud (VPN / Direct Connect / peering)
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Pave the way for scale-out: GPU workloads (NVIDIA GPU Operator, passthrough, MIG) and VM workloads running alongside containers (KubeVirt or similar)
Requirements
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5+ years in data center / infrastructure / platform engineering
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Hands-on experience building physical infrastructure from scratch: rack layout, network topology, server commissioning, and coordinating cross-connects and remote hands with colo / vendors
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Practical experience designing and operating OOB management networks (BMC, IPMI, Redfish)
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Have stood up production-grade self-hosted Kubernetes from scratch, and can independently debug cluster-level issues (CNI, CSI, storage)
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Strong Linux systems administration and performance tuning (kernel, networking, storage I/O)
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Bare-metal automation experience with at least one of: MAAS, Tinkerbell, Cluster API
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Proficient with Terraform, Ansible, and at least one scripting language (Python / Go / Bash)
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Experience with Cisco network and related techniques (VLAN, LACP/LAG, BGP, ACL, etc)
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Experience with Palo Alto firewall configuration
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Experience with storage systems (NetApp, Dell EMC, Pure Storage)
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Fluent in English or Mandrain
Nice to Have
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High-density racks (30kW+) and 400G+ networking experience
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Familiarity with immutable OS (Talos Linux / Flatcar / Bottlerocket)
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Proficiency across both AWS and GCP; cross-cloud data migration experience
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Experience building storage or Bigdata / offline data clusters
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Virtualization experience (KubeVirt or similars)
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Exposure to NVIDIA GPU Operator and K8s GPU workloads
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CKA / CKS certification
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CCNP / CCIE certification
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Professional-level Japanese
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