Platform Engineer

MyStudio•Fairfax, VA
•$100,000 - $150,000•Onsite

About The Position

MyStudio is a high-energy, forward-thinking company committed to creating an empowering workplace while delivering a best-in-class product and a supportive community for our customers. We serve membership-based businesses—primarily in martial arts, fitness, and education—through powerful software and a dedicated team. Together, we help our customers grow their businesses, improve efficiency, and stay focused on what truly matters: making a lasting impact in their communities. Whether it's midnight sign-ups, events, or seamless payments, we're the behind-the-scenes magic that makes success happen 24/7.

Requirements

  • Two to five years running production infrastructure for a software product.
  • Know Amazon Web Services well enough to explain which services drive a monthly bill.
  • Write infrastructure as code, ideally in Terraform.
  • Built continuous integration and delivery pipelines.
  • Work comfortably on Linux and in one scripting language, such as Python, Bash, or Go.
  • Used monitoring and log tools, such as Amazon CloudWatch, Datadog, Grafana, OpenSearch, or Elasticsearch.
  • Write clearly in English, and document what you build.
  • Candidates must have current, ongoing work authorization not tied to a specific employer or time-limited program.

Nice To Haves

  • Vercel, Next.js, or another frontend hosting platform.
  • SOC 2, PCI DSS, or another audited control framework.
  • Docker, or container orchestration such as Amazon Elastic Container Service.
  • Database operations on Amazon Relational Database Service, including backups, restores, and migrations.
  • Cost reduction work where you can state the amount you saved.

Responsibilities

  • Build and maintain the deployment pipelines for our Amazon Web Services and Vercel environments.
  • Define infrastructure as code in Terraform. Keep production, staging, and development consistent with each other.
  • Set up monitoring, alerting, and log collection so that the team sees failures early.
  • Remove alerts that need no action, so that an on-call page always means something.
  • Manage Amazon Web Services identity and access roles. Run access reviews and produce the evidence that our SOC 2 and PCI DSS audits need.
  • Track and reduce our cloud spend. Report the monthly total and what changed it.
  • Write runbooks for the rest of engineering.
  • Share an on-call rotation with the engineers.
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