IT & Infrastructure

Hands-on installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of physical security systems (alarms, access control, CCTV, fire systems) across residential and commercial sites, with emphasis on technical problem-solving and customer interaction.

Hands-on maintenance and repair of manufacturing equipment including mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic systems. Involves troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, equipment setup, and fabrication work in a production facility environment.

Design, deploy, and maintain hybrid cloud infrastructure across Azure, AWS, and on-premise systems, implementing automation through infrastructure-as-code tools rather than application development. Heavy focus on systems architecture, cloud platform management, and operational reliability.

Build and maintain ML training/serving infrastructure for physics simulation models, working with research teams to optimize pipelines and ensure reliable scaling of model training and deployment.

IT support and helpdesk role serving as first point of contact for technical issues, with opportunities to work on security and strategic IT projects alongside the engineering team.

Design and maintain internal IT systems, infrastructure, and tooling that support Writer's growing team. Focus on architecting secure, automated solutions across SaaS platforms and hardware rather than building customer-facing AI products.

Build and maintain detection systems for security threats against AI infrastructure, including threat analysis, alert tuning, and automated response automation. This involves security engineering, system design, and incident response rather than traditional software development.

Hands-on IT support technician role providing first and second-level support for Windows clients, hardware, and basic network/server troubleshooting at customer sites. Involves direct user support, hardware coordination, and IT infrastructure maintenance rather than software development.

Second-level IT support role managing client infrastructure, troubleshooting technical issues, and handling service requests for end users across multiple office locations. Day-to-day involves diagnosing hardware/software problems, developing solutions, and optimizing IT operations.

Support technician handling customer IT issues via ticket system, documenting problems, and collaborating with internal teams. Focused on troubleshooting hardware, networks, and Windows systems rather than development work.