About the role
About Mesh At Mesh, our mission is to enable consumers to pay and be paid with any asset. Today, trillions of dollars in tokenized assets exist but remain largely unusable for everyday commerce. Mesh is bridging this gap by making crypto payments reliable, useful, and ubiquitous. We combine a powerful orchestration engine with a seamless consumer app to unlock liquidity for the world. Backed by leading investors like PayPal Ventures, Paradigm, and Galaxy Ventures, we are building the infrastructure for the next era of the global economy. Join us! Overview We are hiring a Senior Engineering Manager, Cloud Infrastructure, to own and evolve the technical foundation that powers everything we build. This is a hands-on leadership role. You will be deep in the infrastructure yourself, writing Terraform, operating AKS clusters in production, and showing up to incidents with a diagnosis, not just a status update, while leading and growing a team of engineers.
What You'll Do Own and evolve our Azure cloud infrastructure with a focus on reliability, security, and cost efficiency. Drive infrastructure-as-code practices using Terraform (and ideally Terragrunt), helping
the team move toward a code-first approach to everything we build and operate. Lead container operations on Kubernetes and help
the team mature how we deploy and run services. Build and maintain CI/CD pipelines and DevOps practices that let engineers ship with confidence. Build out and maintain our Data Infrastructure in the Cloud: Fabric, Database and Warehouses. Own incident response, from diagnosis through postmortem, and drive meaningful improvement after every significant event. Partner with security engineering to harden infrastructure and build toward compliance goals. Build our AI-augmented observability to experiment and remediate issues faster. Lead, grow, and hire a team of infrastructure engineers — creating clarity, removing blockers, and building a culture of ownership. Collaborate closely with Backend, Product, and Security teams on architecture decisions and major launches. Set the standard for observability and reliability across the engineering org.