Senior Software Engineer, Abnormal AI

• 7+ years of experience operating public cloud environments, with deep hands-on AWS expertise
• Strong, production-grade Terraform experience. Comfortable building and debugging IaC modules from scratch, not just using existing configurations
• Experience deploying and managing Kubernetes workloads in production
• Experience working in or building toward compliance-constrained environments (FedRAMP, SOC 2, ISO 27001, or similar)
• Comfort reading and writing Python, Go, or similar scripting languages. You don't need to ship full applications, but should be able to read, adapt, and write infrastructure automation scripts
• Demonstrated AI-forward mindset. Active use of AI in engineering workflows beyond as a coding assistant
• US Citizenship or Permanent Resident status (required for FedRAMP environment access)

Desirable

• Abnormal AI is hiring a Senior Software Engineer, Cloud Infrastructure to help build the Federal Platform layer underpinning our GovCloud environment
• This is a platform infrastructure role first: you will design and evolve the core infrastructure, deployment foundations, and platform patterns that make GovCloud behave more like a thin extension of our commercial platform, with less drift and stronger operational leverage over time
• As the first engineer focused on Federal Platform, you will help define the charter for the team, provide mentorship and guidance on platform-oriented topics in the GovCloud environment, and build the paved roads that make Federal Operations and application teams more self-sufficient as we scale the federal business
• Lead the build-out and evolution of Abnormal’s FedRAMP High cloud infrastructure, translating security and compliance requirements into reliable, auditable AWS implementations for the GovCloud environment
• Design and maintain reusable Terraform modules, infrastructure patterns, and platform standards that make Gov changes safer, more repeatable, and easier for FedOps engineers to operate
• Drive sound architectural decisions across compute, networking, and service design, balancing compliance, operational simplicity, and parity with commercial where it delivers the most value
• Partner closely with FedRAMP, compliance, and other engineering teams to reduce environment drift, improve deployment readiness, and close high-impact gaps between Gov and commercial
• Raise the operational bar for GovCloud through better monitoring, alerting, documentation, and incident readiness, with a focus on reducing toil and improving long-term maintainability
• Serve as a technical leader for FedOps by mentoring engineers, guiding implementation quality, and helping the team adopt AI-assisted workflows that speed up delivery and onboarding