Infrastructure Engineer (Server & Network Setup)

This is a remote position. StackAdroit LLP is building a private, production-grade server infrastructure similar to dedicated cloud providers like AWS andDigitalOcean.We’relooking for a skilledInfrastructure Engineerto architect and set up a fully self-hosted environment using Dell servers, enterprise-grade storage, and internal networking hardware.

You’lllead the buildout of the physical and network layer of our custom server stack.

Responsibilities

Configure and deployDell PowerEdge R760 servers(BIOS, RAID, firmware, iDRAC) Set up server storage (NVMeRAID, ZFS, BOSS boot) Configure patch panels, switches, VLANs, and internal network cabling Deploy and secure Linux-based OS (Ubuntu,Proxmox, or RHEL) Optimizeserver performance (thermal, power, fan tuning) Set up internal firewalls (pfSense/OPNsense), VPN, and VLAN segmentation Collaborate with DevOps for container/Docker/Kubernetes readiness Document all configurations and provide best practice recommendations Requirements Required Skills Proven experience with Dell enterprise hardware (R750/R760 preferred)

Deep knowledge of RAID, SSD/NVMe, BOSS controllers

Strong Linux system administration (Ubuntu/Debian or RHEL) Networking: VLANs, LAG, IP planning, switch/firewallconfig Experience with patch panels, rack layouts, cable management Familiarity with pfSense, Unifi, or managed L2/L3 switches

Understanding of enterprise server monitoring and power design Bonus Skills (Nice to Have) Hands-on experience withProxmox, ZFS, orTrueNAS Experience setting up Docker,Portainer, or K3s (with DevOps team) Familiarity with Cloudflare, NGINX,WireGuard Understanding of data center airflow/power planning Engagement Details Project-based with potential for long-term support Hybrid (remote with in-person setup if local) Must be available for consultation, hardware selection input, and live configuration sessions Benefits Why Join Us?

Exciting opportunity to build amini data centerfrom scratch

Work with a highly technical founder on a real-world infrastructure stack Flexible schedule and potential for ongoing infrastructure work Originally posted on Himalayas