Clear skin can be life-changing, but it's not easy to see a dermatologist. At Curology, we provide prescription acne cream custom-formulated for each patient's skin and shipped directly to their door. We tailor the entire Curology experience specifically for patients with acne concerns, allowing us to provide incredibly personalized, effective and affordable care at scale. The company is completely unique in the market, well-financed, operationally strong, and positioned for continued growth.

— Make A Difference —

Looking for true ownership in devops, infrastructure and security at a fast-growing startup?

At Curology, we're building the dermatology office of the future. We're part telemedicine startup/part skincare lab—and completely focused on helping hundreds of thousands of people get medical care previously accessible to only a tiny percentage of the population.

Our consumer-facing React app powers 1:1 chats with real dermatology providers and enables users to engage with a vibrant community—and most all, helps people see life-changing improvements in their skin.

— Join The Cream Team —

Our technology is built by a small, tight-knit team on React, Laravel and AWS (Aurora, Redis, S3, Redshift), with Docker and Airflow sprinkled in for good measure. We're looking for a devops engineer excited by broad ownership to take our stack and workflows to the next level.

As our first dedicated devops hire, you'd partner with our team of full-stack engineers in building, optimizing and securing our infrastructure and optimizing our development workflows. More about you:

  • Deep familiarity with cloud infrastructure on AWS 
  • Experience managing, monitoring and optimizing the performance of production cloud applications 
  • Experience scaling relational and non-relational databases 
  • Experience with containerized infrastructure 
  • Proficiency in a modern scripting language (Python, Ruby, etc.) 
  • Passion for learning and always improving yourself and the team around you

Curology is headquartered in the beautiful Hayes Valley neighborhood of San Francisco and has additional offices (and roots!) in San Diego.

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