Software Engineer, Applied Intuition

• Experience in cloud infrastructure, networking, security, or large-scale software systems
• Strong practical coding ability (Python, Go, C++, or similar) and shell scripting (e.g., Bash)
• Experience with microservice orchestration (Kubernetes), containerization (Docker), and infrastructure-as-code (Terraform)
• Exposure to government networks, access controls, and security frameworks
• US Citizenship
• Willingness to obtain a security clearance (active clearance is a plus)

Desirable

• Autonomous system development across ground, aerial, maritime, and space domains relies on large-scale simulation infrastructure that must run reliably on government networks (e.g., AWS GovCloud, Arcus, SUNet). As a Production Engineer at Applied Intuition, you’ll be at the forefront of deploying, scaling, and maintaining mission-critical infrastructure in high-security environments
• Our workloads push the limits of traditional cloud and on-prem deployments, demanding high-reliability, scalable systems that can handle massive data generation and compute demands. You’ll solve complex infra challenges—optimizing performance in constrained networks, ensuring uptime in air-gapped environments, and enabling interoperability with diverse autonomy software stacks
• You’ll work across engineering, product, and government teams to drive seamless integration, deployment, and operation in mission-critical environments. This means tackling real-world constraints, deploying directly into customer-owned infrastructure, and ensuring operational success for government partners who rely on our systems
• If you want to build high-performance, real-world infrastructure that supports cutting-edge autonomy in challenging, high-stakes environments, this is the place
• Deploy & maintain mission-critical infra on government networks with high reliability and minimal downtime
• Optimize performance in air-gapped, hybrid cloud, and constrained network environments
• Automate & streamline deployments by building internal tooling, CI/CD pipelines, and security monitoring