Founding Infrastructure Engineer
Build the infrastructure that keeps agent knowledge current and helps agents work together on complex projects.
What you'll work on
As a founding engineer, you help design the engine and set product priorities with the founders.
- Build and improve the incremental engine that keeps context fresh for agents.
- Rethink the infrastructure and interactions that help agents and humans work together.
- Enable agents to share findings, respond to changes, and resume work when needed.
- Work with the founders to shape the product's direction and the company's culture.
What we're looking for
Four core qualities. Infrastructure experience is a bonus.
Taste for developer tools
Choose tools that solve developer problems.
Explain a product decision, the alternatives you considered, and how developer feedback changed your approach.
Logical thinking
You reason through complicated systems and stay logically consistent.
Break a system into parts, trace state changes, and test assumptions. Explain how you verify code, including AI-generated code.
Ownership
Take responsibility for a project from design through production.
You have taken a product from development to production. A project or team has relied on your technical judgment.
Curiosity
You want to understand what happens underneath the interface.
Describe a surprising result you investigated, what you learned, and how it changed the system.
Infrastructure experience Bonus
A plus, not a requirement.
Experience with databases, compilers, runtimes, distributed systems, or developer tools helps. Explain a correctness, performance, concurrency, or recovery tradeoff you handled.
About us
CocoIndex is an open-source incremental engine, with a Rust core and a Python API, that keeps derived data current as its inputs change. We are extending it into the infrastructure that lets agents build on each other's work.
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Send a resume or your LinkedIn profile, links to your work, and a short answer about why CocoIndex.
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