Founding Infrastructure Engineeer

• Own the reliability, scalability, and security of infrastructure that powers financial operations for thousands of America's family-run businesses
• Drive technical strategy for infrastructure decisions that directly impact our ability to serve businesses during critical periods like tax season
• Lead implementation of infrastructure as code, database migrations, and monitoring systems that enable our engineering team to deploy confidently
• Enable product engineers to build features rapidly while maintaining the operational excellence that farmers depend on for their financial data

This role helps family-run American businesses become more profitable and resilient by rebuilding the financial infrastructure they rely on, enabling them to make confident investments in their land, operation, and future while navigating climate and economic pressures.

• 5-7 years building and scaling infrastructure systems, with experience making architectural decisions that directly impact business outcomes
• Proven track record of independently owning complex infrastructure projects from conception through production deployment
• Systems thinking that balances immediate operational needs with long-term scalability requirements
• Security mindset with experience implementing robust access controls and operational security practices
• Excited to build infrastructure that realizes our mission of making family-run businesses more profitable and resilient
• Comfortable taking ownership of ambiguous technical challenges and driving them to elegant solutions
• Bonus: Background in fintech, agricultural technology, or mission-driven companies
• Bonus: Hands-on experience with Google Cloud Platform, Terraform, Kubernetes, or similar cloud-native technologies

No specific benefits, compensation, or salary information mentioned in the job description.

Ambrook's mission is to help family-run American businesses become more profitable and resilient by rebuilding the financial infrastructure that independent operators rely on, starting with farmers and ranchers across the country.