Quicknode
5 open remote positions
Salary Distribution (2 of 5 jobs with salary data)
✨ Benefits Overview (3 of 5 jobs list additional benefits)
As a Partner Marketing Manager, you will own the strategy and execution of marketing initiatives with QuickNode’s strategic partners, developing joint go-to-market campaigns and driving partner-sourced pipeline growth. This role requires building scalable partner programs, negotiating co-marketing agreements, and measuring results against shared objectives, reporting to the Head of Marketing.
As a Technical Account Manager (TAM), you will serve as the trusted technical advisor for our enterprise customers after they adopt QuickNode, ensuring that customers realize long-term value, expand their adoption, and become advocates for QuickNode. You will instill confidence in QuickNode’s solutions, ensuring deployed architectures are scalable and optimized and channeling customer insights back to our product teams.
As a Senior Infrastructure Engineer, you’ll play a pivotal role in architecting, developing, and implementing our next-generation infrastructure platforms across both private and public clouds. This role focuses on building robust, scalable systems that go beyond traditional cloud deployments, developing hybrid environments. You’ll drive automation, standardization, and operational excellence across QuickNode’s infrastructure ecosystem, ensuring performance, reliability, and scalability globally.
Operate and optimize a diverse set of databases while building the automation and tooling to manage them at scale. Ensure the reliability, performance, and scalability of our database platforms, while driving adoption of new technologies to meet future needs. Design, deploy, and manage production-ready clusters across multiple database technologies.
Keep validators online and un‑slashable by running production validators across L1/L2s and a focused set of rollups. You’ll run K8s at scale, ship IaC, lead incidents, and write the tooling that makes production boring—while guarding keys, latencies, and SLOs.