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The Cloud Infrastructure team builds the foundation Petal's product teams rely on: the cloud primitives, deployment pipelines, observability tooling, and platform capabilities that let engineering teams ship with confidence. As a Developer II on this team, you'll own well-scoped infrastructure work from design through delivery and into operation. That means collaborating with product engineers to understand what they need from the platform, and working with fellow cloud engineers on the reliability and security of shared services. In Your Day To Day, You Will Build and maintain cloud infrastructure using Terraform and OpenTofu on Azure, following IaC practices the whole team can review and trust. Operate AKS clusters, including Helm releases, ingress/TLS configuration, cert-manager, and Gateway API CRDs. Improve CI/CD pipelines and GitLab deployment automation so product teams can ship with more speed and less risk. Contribute to the Developer Internal Platform: golden paths, self-service templates, and tooling that reduces how much product engineers need to know about infrastructure. Support observability, alerting, and incident response for shared services. That includes dashboards, runbooks, and joining the on-call rotation over time. Harden security patterns across identity, access control, secrets, private networking, and vulnerability scanning. Work directly with product teams to help them get what they need from the platform without becoming infrastructure experts. Write and maintain doc-as-code runbooks and operational guides the broader engineering org actually uses. Use AI tools to move faster on scripting, research, and debugging. Review outputs critically and keep sensitive data out of them. Show up in design discussions, flag operational risks early, and give useful feedback in code and infrastructure reviews. Your profile Practical cloud experience: you've worked with compute, networking, storage, identity, and secrets in at least one major cloud provider. Hands-on IaC experience with Terraform or something comparable. You can write modules, not just run them. Comfort building or maintaining CI/CD pipelines, deployment workflows, and automation scripts. Working knowledge of Kubernetes: deployments, services, namespaces, and enough kubectl to troubleshoot in production. A solid foundation in observability: metrics, logs, traces, alerting, and how to find what's actually broken. You take ownership of scoped work, communicate trade-offs clearly, and stay focused when things get complicated. Nice-to-have Hands-on Azure experience, specifically AKS, EntraID, VNet/subnet, RBAC, managed identities, and the Terraform Azure RM provider. Helm chart management, GitOps workflows, or Traefik as an ingress controller. Reliability engineering: SLOs, error budgets, incident analysis, or resilience testing. IaC security scanning with tools like Wiz, Checkov, or Trivy, or time spent in a complianceheavy environment. FinOps instincts: you notice cost drivers, think about tagging, and care about the bill. GitLab CI: pipelines, environments, and reusable components. We recognize that experience comes in many forms. If you're excited about this opportunity but don't meet every qualification listed, we encourage you to apply. Why joining us The Developer Internal Platform you'll help build is the foundation dozens of Petal engineers build on. The leverage is real. You're working at the intersection of infrastructure, developer experience, and platform engineering at a time when that space is changing fast. The Cloud Infrastructure team is small and technical. Your work is visible, the feedback loop is short, and your ideas get a fair hearing. This is infrastructure for Canada's healthcare ecosystem. The work matters beyond the code Our Benefits 4 to 6 weeks of paid vacation per year; 5 paid personal days per year ; A group RRSP / DPSP plan with employer contribution; A complete group insurance plan, from day 1; An annual wellness allowance; Access to the Lumino Health™ telehealth application; Recurring remote/hybrid work allowance; In our opinion, a company cannot claim to be modern, innovative and have the well-being of their team at heart, without attempting to integrate remote working to the level that their business model allows them to. Petal is an active participant in the equal opportunity employment program, and members of the following target groups are encouraged to apply: women, people with disabilities, aboriginal peoples and visible minorities. If you are a person with a disability, assistance with the screening and selection process is available on request.
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