About OpenAI
OpenAI’s Applied AI team safely brings our technology to the world through products like ChatGPT and our APIs. The Engineering Acceleration team designs and maintains foundational systems that engineers use to build ChatGPT and the API, focusing on increasing developer productivity and reducing manual effort.
Responsibilities
- Design and implement tools, systems, and processes that accelerate engineering velocity
- Use latest AI tools to re-think developer productivity and workflow optimization
- Work closely with various teams to understand workflows, challenges, and needs
- Partner with product engineers to lay necessary technical foundations for new features
- Guide product engineering teams on best practices for observable, scalable systems
- Participate in on-call rotation to ensure system reliability
- Build internal tools to improve developer workflows and reduce burnout
Qualifications
- 5+ years in engineering with 3+ years in infrastructure building developer tooling
- Experience-driven empathy for tools and processes that slow engineering teams
- Strong desire to learn and share knowledge with others clearly
- Comfort with ambiguity and rapidly changing conditions
- Experience with Terraform, Buildkite, Postgres, Kubernetes, Python, FastAPI
- Ability to view changes as opportunities to add structure and order
- Focus on reducing engineering toil and improving productivity
Benefits
- Annual salary: $350,000
- Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance
- Generous equity compensation package
- Relocation assistance to San Francisco
- Professional development opportunities
- Work with cutting-edge AI technology
- Collaborative engineering culture
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