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Inflect

Marketplace and advisory for internet infrastructure

Senior Fullstack Engineer Consultant - Capacity & Matching

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/14/2026
$6.5k - $8k/mo
Senior, Expert
Remote in Brazil
Remote
Software EngineeringFull-Stack Engineering

About the job

Requirements
  • Have 7–10 years of professional full-stack engineering experience, with deep production proficiency in Go for backend services and React/TypeScript for frontend interfaces.
  • Have applied experience designing, building, and tuning algorithmic matching, ranking, scoring, or recommendation frameworks, combined with API gateway and integration-heavy backend architectures.
  • Have hands-on experience with relational databases such as Postgres, cloud deployments on AWS, event-driven messaging, and integrating data pipelines.
  • Have fluent professional English communication skills for cross-border asynchronous collaboration, code reviews, and daily alignment across Brazil, Poland, and US time zones.
  • Maintain an active corporate entity (Pessoa Jurídica - PJ / CNPJ) in Brazil and provide valid electronic service invoices (Nota Fiscal de Serviços Eletrônica - NFS-e) through Rippling for monthly disbursement.
Responsibilities
  • Architect, build, and maintain Go-based backend services and React/TypeScript surfaces for Capacity Matching and the Inflect Gateway as one coupled surface.
  • Evolve matching, confidence-scoring, and cost-optimization logic to meet precision and explainability requirements.
  • Serve as secondary owner and backup for the RouteFinder and Site Prover cluster, including cross-coverage, incident response support, and pull-request assessments.
  • Partner with Data Foundation and Lead-to-Cash pods to align source-data quality and integrate gateway transaction surfaces.
  • Deliver well-tested, observable code and conduct pull-request assessments under the pod lead's technical direction.
  • Build and maintain the full-stack matching-to-transaction spine, algorithmic confidence scoring, cost optimization logic, and gateway service infrastructure.
  • Provide technical execution across the Gateway and Capacity Matching surface and serve as cross-coverage backup owner for the RouteFinder and Site Prover cluster.

About the company

Inflect operates as an online marketplace and advisory firm for digital infrastructure, helping buyers research, compare, and purchase services such as data centers, colocation, network connectivity, and cloud on-ramps from multiple providers. Its platform provides core tools like the Data Center Marketplace, Bare Metal Marketplace, and Routefinder to deliver actionable data before buyers engage providers for quotes and contracting. Buyers use the free research platform, while Inflect earns revenue by charging service fees to providers when a deal is facilitated through the marketplace. The company aims to make IT procurement more transparent and efficient, differentiating itself by offering open service specifications and provider information, combining advisory input with self-serve research to support hybrid cloud deployments across many providers.

Company Size

11-50

Company Stage

Seed

Total Funding

$3M

Headquarters

San Francisco, California

Founded

2016

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What believers are saying

  • Inflect launched Winston AI and advanced quoting, tightening sales cycles in 2023-2026.
  • 1Legion joined Inflect in March 2026, showing pull from AI GPU sellers.
  • Mike Nguyen spoke at infra/STRUCTURE Summit 2025, aligning Inflect with AI infrastructure demand.

What critics are saying

  • Inflect depends on provider supply; hyperscaler direct deals bypass marketplaces by 2026.
  • Inflect's AI and GPU repositioning faces giants like Cloudscene, AppDirect, and DatacenterHawk.
  • If quotes and advisory commoditize, provider fees compress and Inflect becomes a low-margin broker.

What makes Inflect unique

  • Inflect combines marketplace, advisory, RouteFinder, and Winston AI for procurement speed.
  • RouteFinder patents and operator-verified pricing data differentiate Inflect from listing-only brokers.
  • Inflect's free buyer model lowers friction while charging providers on closed deals.

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Insurance
  • Unlimited Paid Time Off
  • Hybrid Work Options
  • Stock Options

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

-2%

1 year growth

-2%

2 year growth

-13%
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TelecomNewsroom
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AI's Impact on Global Market Expansion Patterns: how artificial intelligence is redefining the future of Global infrastructure. At infra/STRUCTURE Summit 2025, industry leaders from Inflect, NTT and NextDC explored how AI is accelerating development timelines, reshaping deal structures, and redrawing the global data center map. The infra/STRUCTURE Summit 2025, held at The Wynn Las Vegas from October 15 - 16, 2025 convened the brightest minds in digital infrastructure to explore the seismic shifts underway in the age of artificial intelligence. Among the most forward-looking sessions was "AI Impact on Global Market Expansion Patterns," a discussion that unpacked how AI is transforming where and how data centers are developed, financed, and operated worldwide. Moderated by Swapna Subramani, Research Director, IMEA, for Structure Research, the panel featured leading executives including Mike Nguyen, CEO, Inflect; Steve Lim, SVP, Marketing & GTM, NTT Global Data Centers; Craig Scroggie, CEO and Managing Director, NEXTDC. Together, they examined how the explosive demand for AI compute power is pushing developers to rethink long-held assumptions about geography, energy, and risk. AI Is Rewriting the Rules of Global Expansion For decades, site selection decisions revolved around a handful of core variables: power cost, connectivity, and proximity to major user populations. But in 2025, those rules are being rewritten by the unprecedented scale of AI workloads. Regions once considered secondary are suddenly front-runners. Scroggie noted how saturation in markets like Singapore and Hong Kong has forced expansion across Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, and India, each now racing to deliver power, land, and permitting capacity fast enough to attract global hyperscalers. "You can't build large campuses in Singapore anymore," Scroggie said. "But throughout Southeast Asia, we're seeing rapid acceleration as operators balance scale, sustainability, and access to emerging population centers." The panelists agreed that energy constraints, not capital, are now the primary limiting factor. "The short term is about finding locations where power exists at scale," explained Scroggie. "The longer-term challenge is developing new storage and generation models to make that power sustainable."

TMCnet
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KSN-TV
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