DevOps - Self-Hosted Specialist
Pubblicato il 17-10-2026 - Nebuly in Pordenone
Location: Turin, Italy (hybrid), with occasional travel to customer sites
Reporting to: CTO
Before you apply: Nebuly is where the bar is high and the vision is bold. We move fast, think deeply, and push each other to build the future of AI products. If you're ready to give your best, we'd love to hear from you.
About Nebuly
Nebuly is a fast-growing, VC-backed startup building the platform that proves the ROI of enterprise AI.
Every enterprise function (sales, customer support, HR, finance) is deploying AI agents at scale, and budgets are following fast. But most companies can't answer a basic question: is this spend actually working? The signal that could answer it is already there, in the millions of conversations happening every day between employees, customers, and these agents. It's unstructured, high-volume, and invisible without the right infrastructure.
Nebuly makes that signal visible. It sits on top of any enterprise AI deployment, turns those conversations into a clear answer on whether AI is working and where, and connects the dots back to ROI.
Think of it as the accountability layer for enterprise AI: connect once, see the impact, prove the value, with no data ever leaving your environment.
Our customers include Oura, CNH Industrial, Vodafone, and Moncler. Demand is accelerating fast, and we're building the team to match.
The role
Many of our enterprise customers run Nebuly inside their own cloud environment, so that no data ever leaves their perimeter. As a DevOps - Self-Hosted Specialist, you are the person who makes that happen. You own the technical relationship with our customers' infrastructure teams: you get Nebuly deployed in their environment, you keep it healthy, and you make sure every customer stays on the latest version of the product.
You sit at the boundary between our engineering team and our customers. You bring customer reality back into the product, and you bring the product into customer environments that are all a little different fr