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We're looking for an exceptional engineer to build the enterprise foundation of Lovable. You'll own the work that lets Lovable-built apps run wherever the largest companies in the world need them to run — across every major hyperscaler, and deeply connected to the enterprise systems their teams already use every day.
Job Responsibility:
Make Lovable the obvious choice for the largest companies in the world — wherever they run, and whatever they're already running
Design and ship the systems that let Lovable-built apps deploy across multiple hyperscalers and into customer-controlled cloud environments
Build and own connectors that integrate Lovable cleanly with the enterprise platforms our customers already use
Own systems from architecture through implementation, deployment, and iteration in production
Partner closely with our Forward Deployed Engineers and Product Managers to turn real customer requirements into durable platform capability — not bespoke one-offs
Work with security, infra, and product to keep the enterprise surface coherent as the rest of the product evolves around it
Contribute to shaping our technical direction, engineering culture, and product strategy
Requirements:
5+ years of experience building and shipping full-stack products, with meaningful time on systems that real businesses depend on
Fluent in modern frontend (React/TypeScript) and backend development (Go and/or Rust, or strong adjacent experience and a track record of picking up new stacks quickly)
Hands-on experience deploying production systems across more than one hyperscaler (AWS, GCP, Azure)
Comfort with the building blocks that make multi-cloud real: Kubernetes, containers, infrastructure-as-code (Terraform), private networking, identity, secrets and key management
A track record of building integrations against third-party APIs and SDKs — especially the kind that have to keep working reliably for years across customer-specific configurations
Strong systems design instincts — you can reason about isolation, blast radius, performance, and security trade-offs without losing sight of product
Strong product sense — you know when to invest in foundations and when to ship a solution that unblocks a customer this week
Nice to have:
Shipped a product that runs across multiple hyperscalers, or built customer-cloud deployment for a SaaS product
Built or operated Kubernetes operators, deployment platforms, or multi-cloud control planes
Built integrations or connectors against major enterprise platforms (identity, data, productivity, or business systems)
Owned compliance-adjacent work (SOC 2, ISO 27001) from the engineering side