Infra/Cloud Engineer

We’re looking for an ambitious infrastructure and cloud engineer to join our team at our office in Stockholm. You’ll own the

platform our engineers build on—and make sure it’s secure, reliable, and performant by design, not as an afterthought.

Managing money is a business built on trust. A security breach or an incorrectly executed payment isn’t something that can be

tolerated—and that’s exactly what makes the problems you’ll work on genuinely hard and interesting.

You’ll work closely with other talented engineers and the founders in a company where things get shipped fast and have real,

immediate impact on customers.

Atlar is the AI-native treasury platform used by today’s leading growth companies to manage cash, payments, forecasting, and

liquidity in one place. Teams at Lovable, GetYourGuide, Storytel, Tide, Trustly, and Zilch use Atlar to connect their banks and

ERPs in a single platform, save thousands of hours of manual work, unlock idle cash, and reduce errors at scale.

Atlar is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, and backed by Index Ventures, investors in category-defining companies such as Adyen,

Revolut, Figma, and more.

• Own and evolve our cloud infrastructure. Design, build, and operate our AWS environment as code with AWS CDK. Our stack is

fully managed and serverless-first—ECS on Fargate, Lambda, DynamoDB, SQS, and SNS—so the work is about architecture,

automation, and guardrails, not patching servers. You set the standard for how infra is provisioned and run at Atlar.

• Run the developer platform. Own our CI/CD and GitHub Actions pipelines and the deployment story end-to-end. Treat developer

experience as a product: build the golden paths, tooling, and abstractions that let engineers—and increasingly

non-engineers—ship safely and fast without filing tickets.

• Make reliability, observability, and cost first-class. Build the monitoring, alerting, and guardrails that let us catch

problems early, understand our systems in production, and spend efficiently as we scale.

• Secure the stack end-to-end. Harden our AWS deployment, our CI/CD pipelines, and our backend services (mainly Go) by designing

and enforcing robust controls, and make “secure by default” the easiest path for every engineer—without slowing product

velocity.

• Drive vulnerability management and incident response. Own threat modelling for the infrastructure, coordinate penetration

testing, triage vulnerabilities, and help lead rapid, well-drilled responses when something goes bump in the night.

• Support our compliance posture. Supply the infrastructure controls, logging, and automated evidence (access management, change

control, monitoring) that our security engineer relies on to maintain SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001—so audits stay a non-event.

• Passionate. You’re insatiably curious and forever asking “why?” Your keen interest in payments and fintech drives your desire

to learn more each day.

• Autonomous. You take ownership of projects and see them through to completion. You’re self-directed, proactive, and able to

handle uncertainty. You learn as you go.

• A builder for others. You enjoy building things other people build on. Good infrastructure and tooling, to you, is a

product—measured by how much faster and safer it makes everyone else.

• Systems-minded. You think in failure modes, blast radius, and how services, dependencies, and system architecture fit together.

You sweat the details that matter for reliability and security, and you know when “good enough and shipped” beats “perfect and

late.”

• Strong hands-on experience building and operating cloud infrastructure on AWS or similar (e.g. GCP, Azure), including

infrastructure-as-code with AWS CDK (or comparable, e.g. Terraform/Pulumi) and CI/CD.

• Solid grounding in security fundamentals—how systems get compromised and how to design controls that detect, reduce, and/or

prevent.

• Comfortable writing and reasoning about backend code—especially the application code that lives at the intersection of

infrastructure and platform (internal tooling, services, and automation). We’re mainly Go; experience with it is a plus, not a

must.