Production Engineering
Ramp
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This role pays more than 96% of similar roles. Most pay $137,375–$199,200 — the shaded band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $246k versus about $168k for comparable roles.
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Ramp is a corporate spend management platform providing corporate cards, expense management, and accounts payable automation tools to help businesses control spending and operate more efficiently. Industry: Financial Technology & Corporate Spend Management
Ramp currently has 34 open roles on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs $168,000–$297,330 across 34 roles with salary data.
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As a Software Engineer, Production Engineering, you will join the infrastructure ownership layer to build and operate critical systems across compute, storage, messaging, and observability stacks. You will function as a full software engineer specializing in infrastructure, meaning you will write production code, own systems end-to-end, and drive architectural changes for high-stakes financial transactions. Your daily work involves managing container orchestration, networking, load balancing, and data infrastructure while transitioning the platform toward a cellular architecture to support international markets and regulated environments. You will also build developer tooling, enable AI-native engineering patterns, and manage on-call rotations. The role requires proficiency in distributed systems at production scale, experience with major cloud providers like AWS, knowledge of observability practices such as SLOs, and comfort using Terraform modules and AI coding agents to solve complex scalability problems.
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