Software Engineer in Hardware Infrastructure

The Hardware Automation team builds the internal platforms and tooling that power how Nebius operates its data center infrastructure at scale. Our mission is to eliminate manual effort, reduce human error, and give every team in the Hardware Infrastructure department real-time visibility and control over the systems they own. We operate as a product engineering team embedded within hardware infrastructure — meaning we don't just write requirements and hand them off. We own the full stack: from requirements gathering with data center operations and hardware engineering, through design and build, all the way to rollout and ongoing reliability. Your responsibilities will be centered around the design and development of services that automate work of a large server fleet at scale. We expect you to have: 5+ years of professional software engineering experience Excellent knowledge of Python or Golang, or you are ready to quickly switch to these programming languages Ability to write reliable code and dig into complex problems Strong interest in being engaged in DevOps processes Working proficiency in English We expect Engineers to: Manage large-scale projects involving multiple stakeholders Break down complex tasks and guide both their own work and that of more junior colleagues Be experts in specific technologies and write high-quality code that can serve as a reference Assess task priority and focus on high-impact work, avoiding low-value efforts Have strong architectural thinking and contribute to system design Be involved in hiring and actively contribute to interviews Be willing to share knowledge and mentor others It will be an added bonus if you have: Solid understanding of modern server architecture and its components Good knowledge of computer networks Experience designing, developing and running high-load distributed systems

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