Senior DevOps Engineer
Point One Navigation
| Company | Point One Navigation |
| Category | Engineering |
| Location | San Francisco |
| Remote | Hybrid |
| Employment | Not stated |
| Level | Senior |
| Salary | USD 185k–218k |
| Posted | 11 Jul 2026 |
| Last verified | 30 Jul 2026 |
| Source | Employer career page (ashby) |
Description
ABOUT POINT ONE NAVIGATION
Point One Navigation is on a mission to bridge the digital and physical worlds through precision location. Our RTK Corrections Network and Positioning Engine deliver centimeter-level accuracy and high-confidence positioning for vehicles, robots, drones, and devices across industries. We’re API-first, developer-focused, and pushing the boundaries of autonomy and automation.
ROLE OUTCOME
Senior DevOps Engineers own the infrastructure, automation, and deployment systems that keep Point One’s services running reliably at scale - from the cloud and on-premise environments to the CI/CD pipelines and observability stack that the entire engineering team depends on.
This is an ownership-first role: you will build and operate the infrastructure that serves real-time corrections to hundreds of thousands of devices in the field, spanning cloud and bare-metal environments, with the availability and repeatability that mission-critical positioning demands.
The infrastructure you own is the foundation every other team builds on. This role is responsible for keeping it automated, observable, secure, and scalable: provisioning and managing environments as code, hardening deployment pipelines, and ensuring the network stays healthy as new regions, reference stations, and customers come online.
SUCCESS IN THIS ROLE MEANS:
- Infrastructure is provisioned, configured, and managed as code - reproducible, version-controlled, and easy to evolve.
- Deployments are automated, safe, and fast, giving engineers confidence to ship frequently.
- Services run reliably across all hosted environments, even under load and partial failure.
- Observability is comprehensive - the team catches and resolves issues before customers feel them.
- Infrastructure decisions reflect a deep understanding of real-world constraints - reliability, scale, security, and cost.
- Engineers across the company are unblocked by self-service tooling, clear processes, and well-maintained environments.
IMMEDIATE AREAS OF FOCUS
Own Infrastructure as Code
- Provision and manage cloud, on-premise, and bare-metal infrastructure using Terraform and SaltStack configuration management.
- Build reproducible, version-controlled environments that are easy to stand up, evolve, and tear down.
- Break down high-level goals into concrete tasks, schedules, and milestones, and hold yourself accountable for delivering against them.
- Ensure infrastructure is well-structured, documented, and built to last as the product and customer base grow.
Automate Deployment and Delivery
- Design, build, and maintain CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions, Jenkins) that make shipping fast, safe, and repeatable.
- Containerize services with Docker and orchestrate them with Kubernetes across environments.
- Drive improvements in build, test, and release workflows so engineers can deliver with confidence.
- Standardize deployment patterns and reduce toil through tooling and automation.
Operate Reliable Systems
- Own observability - metrics, logging, tracing, and alerting (Prometheus, Grafana) - so issues are caught and resolved before customers feel them.
- Design for high availability, graceful degradation, and recovery across cloud and on-premise environments.
- Identify and resolve infrastructure bottlenecks and reliability risks early, particularly as traffic and scale grow.
- Participate in on-call rotation and lead incident response, drive root-cause analysis, and follow through on durable fixes.
Support the Engineering Team
- Build self-service tooling and clear processes that unblock engineers and reduce friction.
- Collaborate with backend, embedded, firmware, and customer-facing teams to deliver reliable end-to-end systems.
- Surface infrastructure risks and tradeoffs early so architecture and delivery decisions reflect real-world constraints.
- Follow security and access-management best practices across infrastructur