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Full Stack Founding Engineer

Infield helps software teams keep their open source dependencies up to date. We’re automating away the toilsome work of reading changelogs, assessing risk, and upgrading packages so that software teams can focus on shipping features. We’re a small team of repeat founders passionate about making open source easier to use.

You’ll be helping found our engineering team with the opportunity to take ownership of large pieces of our technology stack. We're building in a wide range of areas - from generative AI to complex data pipelines to modern, interactive web front ends - and want people who are excited about learning new technologies and passionate about open source.

What we use

Ruby on Rails web application

Turbo for frontend

PostgreSQL for data storage

Hosting and deployment on Docker + AWS

What you’ll need

B.S. in Computer Science or equivalent

Professional experience with Ruby on Rails and relational databases

Experience with client-side technologies: HTML/CSS, JavaScript

Comfort with basic computer science concepts: data structures, algorithms, etc.

Comfort in Unix userland environment: grep, pipes, vim/emacs, etc.

Comfort with package managers: bundler, npm, yarn, etc.

Interest in entire product design and development process

What We’d Like

Experience contributing to or maintaining an open source package

Experience writing command line tools

ML understanding

We believe that passion and drive are just as important as experience, and if you’re excited about the problem we’re solving, we’d encourage you to apply - even if you don't fit the exact profile. We want someone who is a creative problem-solver, has a strong work ethic, and is excited about the opportunity to help build a successful company from the ground up. If you are a driven individual who is eager to make a real impact, and maybe start your own company someday, we want to hear from you!

Please send your resume to

jobs@infield.ai⁠

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