Infrastructure Engineer (Server & Network Setup)

StackAdroitLLP 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.

• 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

• Proven experience withDell enterprise hardware(R750/R760 preferred)

• Deep knowledge ofRAID, 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 withpfSense, Unifi, or managed L2/L3 switches

• Understanding of enterprise server monitoring and power design

• 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

• 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

• 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

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