The Company

1848 Ventures is a thriving Venture Studio focused on consistently launching and scaling a portfolio of B2B SaaS businesses with solutions powered by AI. We’re inspired by meeting small and medium sized business owners where they are and partnering to deliver solutions that help them navigate uncertainty and gain competitive advantage.

Developed in 2018 as a wholly owned subsidiary of Westfield, it’s through their financial backing that we’re enabled to learn and move with velocity without additional effort around raising capital. We take the best of validated approaches, methodologies, and talent while continuously learning and iterating to create successful ventures in a repeatable way.

Our ecosystem is supported by shared resources across all ventures and our venture studio model relentlessly focuses on decision making – grounded in desirability, feasibility, and viability – ensuring we’re looking at businesses and opportunities holistically. We share an appetite for driving results together through a balance of experimentation, mitigation, and employee well-being.

Read on to discover how your skillset and experiences may help contribute to our approach.

The Opportunity:

1848 Ventures is seeking a talented DevOps Engineer to join our team and play a critical role in the development of innovative digital products that help small and medium-sized businesses grow. As a DevOps Engineer, you will have a direct impact on our goal to ideate, test, refine, and launch new ventures that generate more customers served, create new sources of financial and strategic value, drive deeper insight about risk, and enhance the Westfield value proposition. You will work closely with the Lead Technologist and other team members to design, build, and deploy reliable and scalable infrastructure that supports the success of our ventures.

The Day to Day:

  • Collaborate with the Lead Technologist and other team members to design and implement infrastructure and automation solutions that support the delivery of new ventures from ideation to launch, pivot, or shut down with velocity.
  • Participate in the entire software development lifecycle, including requirements gathering, design, implementation, testing, deployment, and maintenance.
  • Design, implement, and maintain infrastructure as code using a variety of technologies, including but not limited to Github Actions, AWS Managed Services, and Terraform.
  • Monitor and maintain the performance, security, and reliability of infrastructure to ensure uptime and availability of services.
  • Implement and manage continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipelines to streamline software delivery and ensure quality.
  • Ensure infrastructure is built to be data-driven and integrated with various data solutions.
  • Contribute to the development and refinement of infrastructure engineering best practices and processes.
  • Work collaboratively with software engineers, data scientists, and business stakeholders to ensure infrastructure solutions meet customer needs and business objectives.
  • Stay current with emerging trends and technologies in infrastructure engineering.

Participate in/Contribute to:

  • Fostering collaborative and mutually beneficial external partnerships that help accelerate 1848 Ventures’ progress toward its goals.
  • Thought leadership across the entire 1848 Venture portfolio to build on the ideas of others, improve outcomes, and ensure strategic alignment.
  • Developing and iterating frameworks and capability building across 1848 Ventures.

We are an equal opportunity employer/minority/female/disability/protected veteran.

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