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Legora is an AI-native legal workspace trusted by 1,000+ customers across 50+ countries, including major law firms like Cleary Gottlieb, Goodwin, and Linklaters. The company has scaled to $100M+ ARR and operates teams across Europe, North America, and APAC.
As a Senior Platform Engineer on the Platform Team, you will join an enabling team focused on making life easier for developers across the organization. Your mission is to improve reliability, boost performance, and build a rock-solid platform that scales with the company's growth. You'll work hands-on across infrastructure and backend systems, helping teams ship faster, safer, and smarter.
Key responsibilities include:
- Building core infrastructure and reliability abstractions that all engineering teams use
- Working with teams to structure their SRE efforts, including observability, alerting, fault tolerance, and reliability practices
- Proactively monitoring infrastructure and developing it for hyperscale and reliability
- Contributing to incident response and post-incident learning processes
- Working with Pulumi on primarily Azure infrastructure, with additional AI deployments on AWS and GCP
You will operate in a fast-paced environment where ownership matters more than titles, outcomes drive decisions, and direct feedback is valued. The culture emphasizes mission before ego, with everyone contributing and no one coasting.
Requirements:
- Years of experience as a backend engineer with solid infrastructure, observability, and monitoring expertise
- Experience with Kubernetes
- Experience with Pulumi (preferred) or similar Infrastructure-as-Code tools such as AWS CDK or Terraform
- Ability to "get stuff done" and understand that building a high-growth company requires hard work and long hours
- Proactive, independent problem-solving skills focused on the most burning problems
- Thrives in fast-paced environments where answers aren't always clear and processes are minimal
