Software Engineer, Engineering Platform at Ramp — building the tooling that lets 300+ engineers (and AI agents) ship safely and fast

Ramp's Engineering Platform team builds the developer workflows, CI/CD, and codebase architecture that let 300+ engineers move fast without breaking things, now expanding into systems that let engineers and AI agents collaborate on Ramp's Python monolith. This interview centers on self-directed platform work — finding high-leverage problems without a handed-down roadmap, shipping paved paths, and proving adoption — plus systems thinking across CI/CD, testing, reliability, and large-scale codebase architecture.

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What this interview tests

Self-directed platform work: finding and validating high-leverage engineering problems without a roadmap
CI/CD, testing infrastructure, local dev, and deploy workflow design
Large-scale codebase/monolith architecture, modularity, and maintainability
Building paved paths and reusable systems that engineering teams actually adopt
Designing for agentic development: guardrails, orchestration, and workflows for AI agents alongside engineers
Driving tradeoffs and ownership under ambiguity