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Neurawork

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1 - 10 employees

Founded 2023

🤖 Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence

Neurawork is an innovative company dedicated to optimizing neural networks for various applications. Their cutting-edge technology enhances the efficiency and performance of AI models. Neurawork is committed to driving advancements in artificial intelligence.

📋 Description

• Multi-tenant Kubernetes platform on STACKIT SKE, greenfield architecture with a defined roadmap • CloudNativePG (CNPG) as the Postgres layer with multi-tenant row-level security • Supabase + Keycloak + Infisical secret management, cleanly integrated • NetworkPolicies + NGINX Ingress + GitOps with ArgoCD • Token quota service for multi-tenant LLM inference (custom design, not an OSS drop-in) • Architectural decisions that will support our first enterprise rollout into 2026

🎯 Requirements

• 5+ years of production Kubernetes experience (not just 'seen Kubernetes in a tutorial') • Experience with Postgres operators (CNPG, Zalando, Crunchy) with real multi-tenant production setups • Multi-tenant SaaS architecture, ideally with row-level security or schema-per-tenant • Affinity for sovereign cloud providers (STACKIT, IONOS, Open Telekom Cloud) is a plus but not required • Independent, documentation-minded, pragmatic. You enjoy writing ADRs (Architecture Decision Records), not doing it reluctantly.

🏖️ Benefits

• VSOP equity stake as an investor-backed startup for key positions • Fully remote possible (residence in Germany required) • Approximately once per month in the Munich office • You report directly to Christoph Knöll (Founder/CEO) and work closely with our Head of AI senior hire for the platform layer. You shape the architecture — you don't 'implement tickets'.