DevOps Software Engineer, Chloris Geospatial
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Natural capital insight platform
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Natural capital insight platform
21-100 employees
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More information about location
21-100 employees
Company mission
To accelerate the global transition to a net-zero and nature-positive economy with the most robust, relevant, and cost-effective natural capital insights.
Role
Who you are
- Has experience with cloud computing technologies and bringing containerized software to production
- Is passionate about empowering other engineers by improving workflows and reducing the time from development to production
- Isn’t afraid to roll up their sleeves to tackle new challenges
- Is excited about the opportunity to join a mission-oriented and high-potential start-up, anchored in pioneering science and focused on delivering best-in-class data and technology for nature-based solutions
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or equivalent
- 3 - 5 years of professional software engineering experience
- 2+ years of experience deploying and managing infrastructure in an AWS cloud environment
- Experience working with a container orchestration service (Kubernetes preferred)
- Experience with IaC tools such as Terraform, Cloudformation, Helm
- Experience building and managing CICD pipelines (GitHub Actions, GitLab CICD, Jenkins)
- Experience with Linux system administration
- Proficiency in Python, Bash, and Docker
- Excellent problem-solving, analytical, and communication skills
What the job involves
- Chloris is looking for a talented DevOps Engineer to support the deployment of Chloris’ innovative technology for measuring carbon stock for the voluntary carbon markets
- The DevOps Engineer will report to the CTO and will work closely with the Big Data, Web Platform, and Data Science Teams
- Design, build, and maintain cloud infrastructure on AWS to support Chloris's production applications and internal tooling for data scientists and analysts
- Develop and manage CI/CD pipelines to automate the path from development to production for containerized applications
- Manage and optimize Kubernetes clusters powering distributed computing workloads, including our Dask-based geospatial processing system
- Support data science and engineering teams by building and maintaining infrastructure for ML training workflows, data pipelines, and large-scale geospatial processing
- Implement and manage monitoring, logging, and alerting systems to ensure reliability and performance across production services
- Improve developer experience by streamlining workflows, reducing friction in local and cloud development environments, and maintaining clear infrastructure documentation
Our take
As companies are beginning to be challenged to adopt nature-based solutions at an increasing rate to meet climate and biodiversity goals, Chloris Geospatial is providing a platform to help them.
A technology company that is providing nature-based solutions to climate change, Chloris Geospatial utilises geographic data in order to help its clients in a number of industries better leverage geospatial data insights. This means they can make better decisions when it comes to their effective actions towards the climate and nature.
With multiple successful funding rounds under its belt, Chloris is set to continue advancing its technology and expand its spatial coverage and grow its customer support services. An important tool, going forward, Chloris' technology is going to greatly help in improving the quality of life around the globe.
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Company
Funding (last 2 of 3 rounds)
Jul 2025
$8.5m
SERIES A
May 2025
$14.8m
EARLY VC
Total funding: $25.8m
Company benefits
- Hybrid work environment
Company HQ
Government Center, Boston, MA
Leadership
Marco Albani
(Co-Founder & CEO)Experienced sustainability executive, having worked previously as the first Director of the Tropical Forest Alliance at the World Economic Forum, and as a Senior Expert with McKinsey & Company's sustainability practice.
Alessandro Baccini
(Co-Founder, CSO & President)A member of the NASA Carbon Monitoring System Science Team since 2014, and previously worked as a Senior Scientist at the Woods Hole Research Center.
Giulio Boccaletti
(Co-Founder)With over two decades experience in climate and sustainability, they previously led the water practice of The Nature Conservancy, and was a Climate Scientist at Princeton and MIT.
Mark A. Friedl
(Co-Founder)A Professor of Earth and Environment at the Boston University, they have served on numerous science teams for NASA. Previously co-founded and served as CSO for TellusLabs, a remote sensing technology company.
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