Remote, Europe preferred
Full-time
Role description
Tomorrow Things is redefining industrial production by making machines smarter, more connected, and more sustainable. Our Things OS platform securely delivers standardized, quality-assured machine data — powering today’s and tomorrow’s AI applications.
Backed by top investors and trusted by OEMs worldwide, we’re building the data backbone for next-generation industrial intelligence.
Role description
We’re looking for a DevOps Engineer who’s excited to shape the future of industrial connectivity and AI-powered factories. You’ll help us build and scale a secure, resilient, and automated infrastructure for our fast-growing platform.
Design, build, and maintain cloud infrastructure (AWS/Azure) with scalability, security, and high availability in mind
Automate deployment pipelines and improve CI/CD workflows
Monitor and troubleshoot system performance, availability, and security
Collaborate with engineering teams to streamline operations and deployments
Ensure compliance with cybersecurity best practices (we take industrial data security seriously)
Contribute to platform observability, logging, and alerting improvements
Help shape DevOps culture and infrastructure as we grow
What you bring
Solid experience with AWS or Azure (multi-cloud experience is a plus)
Strong knowledge of Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform (or similar tools)
Experience building CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, etc.)
Familiarity with security standards and best practices in DevOps
Good understanding of monitoring tools (e.g., Prometheus, Grafana)
A proactive mindset and eagerness to work in a fast-paced startup environment
What we offer
🌍 Work on meaningful technology powering smarter, greener factories
🚀 Join a funded, scaling startup backed by leading investors
🤝 Flat hierarchies, open culture, and real ownership of your work
💻 Flexible remote work or hybrid options in Bonn
🔥 Be part of a mission-driven team shaping the future of industrial AI
Verringerung der Ausfallzeiten
Maschinenstillstandszeiten werden durch Fernwartung massiv reduziert.