Benchling is revolutionizing the biotechnology industry by providing a cutting-edge R&D Cloud platform that enables leading biotech companies to accelerate their research and development processes. As a Software Engineer in the Services Infrastructure team, you'll play a crucial role in shaping the platform's infrastructure for optimal performance, security, and scalability.
The role combines DevOps engineering and Site Reliability Engineering, focusing on building robust infrastructure hosted on AWS. You'll be working alongside experienced engineers from companies like Stripe, Google, and Facebook, contributing to the development of data pipelines, event queues, and automation systems. The position requires expertise in cloud computing, particularly AWS, and proficiency in technologies like Kubernetes, Terraform, and various programming languages.
Key responsibilities include designing and maintaining core infrastructure, implementing security measures, and developing comprehensive monitoring and observability systems. You'll also lead site reliability processes and contribute to automating remediation of fault conditions. The role offers an opportunity to work on evolving projects that directly impact the platform's scalability and reliability.
The company offers a flexible hybrid work arrangement with 3 days of in-office collaboration (Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday) and provides an extensive benefits package including comprehensive healthcare, mental health support, parental leave, and professional development opportunities. The compensation is competitive, with a base salary range of $129,938 to $190,906, complemented by additional benefits and equity opportunities.
Benchling's mission to unlock the power of biotechnology, combined with their commitment to modern software development practices, makes this an exciting opportunity for engineers passionate about building infrastructure that supports scientific advancement. The role offers the perfect blend of technical challenges and meaningful impact, supporting the development of breakthrough products in biotechnology.