We at Movemedical make the world’s best software solution for medical device companies.

We’re hiring a Senior Platform Engineer to own the infrastructure, tooling, and delivery systems that our engineering organization depends on. This is a high-impact, senior-level role where you will design cloud-native platforms, build and optimize delivery pipelines, and ensure our systems are observable, scalable, and cost-efficient, all in a domain that directly shapes how the platform performs and what we can deliver to customers.

We hire smart, tenacious people and give them the mentorship and opportunities they need to grow as team members and leaders. Our development process is built for remote teams and facilitates communication and trust. As a small company with big ambitions, we see and recognize the impact of every person on our team.

We are team-oriented and want each other to be successful; we pull together to accomplish our goals. Glassdoor gives us a 4.3/5.0 and Inc. put us on its Best Places to Work Editor's List in 2019.

Who are you?

You live at the intersection of software engineering and operations. You can write production-quality code, automate everything worth automating, and communicate complex infrastructure decisions clearly to a broad audience. More than any single technology, you think in systems, write things down, and make the teams around you more effective.

You take ownership of production cloud environments seriously, not just keeping the lights on, but understanding how services interact and where complexity, cost, and risk accumulate. You make deliberate trade-offs between hosting paradigms, design security boundaries that don’t sacrifice developer velocity, and think beyond individual services to reason about failure modes, blast radius, and graceful degradation. When something breaks in production, you diagnose it thoroughly and make sure the team learns from it.

You write clearly and often. You maintain architectural decision records, runbooks, and post-mortems not because it’s required but because you know documentation is a force multiplier. You can present a technical proposal to an engineer or a post-incident review to a non-technical stakeholder and build trust in both rooms. You use AI-assisted tooling as a genuine productivity multiplier from infrastructure authoring to troubleshooting, and you actively incorporate it into how you work.

What will you do?

• Design, build, and maintain internal platforms and developer tooling that accelerate delivery and reduce operational toil across the engineering organization

• Codify infrastructure using declarative, version-controlled approaches that emphasize consistency, repeatability, and auditability

• Build self-service capabilities that allow product teams to provision infrastructure, deploy services, and manage configurations without bottlenecks or tribal knowledge

• Own the architecture of production cloud environments with a focus on understanding how services interact and where complexity, cost, and risk accumulate

• Make deliberate trade-off decisions between hosting paradigms — serverless, containerized, VM-based — grounded in workload characteristics, operational cost, and team capability

• Design networking, access control, and security boundaries that balance developer velocity with least-privilege principles

• Design and maintain delivery pipelines that are fast, safe, and understandable — not just functional but documented and easy for other engineers to extend

• Implement deployment strategies that minimize risk during releases and make rollback a confident, well-practiced operation

• Instrument systems with logging, telemetry, and metrics to provide meaningful visibility into platform health — focusing on actionable signals over noise