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DevOps Engineer

Linkup · NYC (NY), San Francisco (CA) or Paris (FR) · On-site

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About Linkup

Linkup allows developers to ground large language models in verified information, offering both standard web search and a deep retrieval mode for complex business intelligence. Backed by Seedcamp.

About the role

Linkup is the web search engine built for AI. Our infrastructure crawls, indexes and serves the live web to AI agents, and it’s scaling fast. We’re looking for a top‑tier DevOps Engineer to join Linkup and work hand‑in‑hand with our CTO, Denis Charrier , and the rest of the tech team. Found on 1752vc Careers, the job board for startup and VC roles.

More about this role

Linkup is the web search engine built for AI. Our infrastructure crawls, indexes and serves the live web to AI agents, and it’s scaling fast.

We’re looking for a top‑tier DevOps Engineer to join Linkup and work hand‑in‑hand with our CTO, Denis Charrier , and the rest of the tech team.

Build and operate large-scale, distributed systems powering AI-ready web search

Design, implement, and maintain infrastructure for indexing, retrieval, and monitoring

Automate deployment, scaling, and observability across all environments

Optimize performance, scalability, and resource usage across our stack

Participate in architecture discussions and contribute to system design

Collaborate with ML and backend teams to streamline CI/CD and model deployment workflows

Write clean, maintainable infrastructure code and participate in reviews

Are excited to help build Google for AI agents- and believe in Linkup’s mission

Have strong experience with cloud infrastructure (preferably on GCP or Azure) and container orchestration (Kubernetes) (2y minimum)

Understand distributed systems, networking, and infrastructure as code (e.g. Terraform)

Care about performance, reliability, and system observability

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