An engineering company. Not an agency.

We were founded by infrastructure engineers who got tired of inheriting other people's slideware. Today we build, ship and operate production systems for companies who can't afford to be wrong.

Mission

We build software that companies bet their next decade on.

Most of what we're hired for is hard not because the algorithm is novel, but because the system has to keep working while it's being changed. Our job is to make those changes safe — for the engineers shipping them, the operators on call, and the business depending on them.

Built by engineers, for engineers.

Infraloom was born out of frustration. Our founders kept inheriting systems that looked fine on the outside but were held together with hope and hardcoded secrets. They wanted to build something different — software that could survive a 3am incident without anyone panicking.

What started as a two-person infrastructure consultancy grew into a full-stack engineering studio. Today we design, build, and operate production-grade platforms for companies that can't afford to be wrong — from seed-stage startups to enterprise teams scaling globally.

40+

Companies served

180+

Systems shipped

99.98%

Avg. uptime

INFRALOOM HQ

Where the systems get built

A culture of ownership

Everyone at Infraloom is an engineer first. We don't have account managers calling engineers to ask for status updates — the people building your system are the same ones in your Slack, attending your architecture reviews, and carrying the pager.

We believe the best code comes from teams that care about the outcome, not just the deliverable. That's why we only take on engagements where we can do the work justice.

The people behind the work

A small, senior team. No layers of management between you and the engineers building your system.

FOUNDER & CEO

Shareks Rahman

Former infrastructure lead at a FAANG-adjacent payments company. Built his first distributed system at 19. Obsessed with systems that don't wake you up at 3am.

CO-FOUNDER & CTO

Amir Hossain

Distributed systems engineer with 12 years shipping real-time platforms. Led engineering at two acquired startups. Kubernetes contributor.

HEAD OF ENGINEERING

Nadia Karim

Full-stack architect who wrote the company's first multi-tenant data model. Advocates for readable code and honest timelines.

LEAD DEVOPS ENGINEER

Tariq Islam

SRE background from a top-10 global bank. Built observability stacks that reduced MTTR from hours to minutes across three client environments.

HEAD OF PRODUCT & DESIGN

Sara Chowdhury

Bridges the gap between engineering and business. Designed interfaces used by 100k+ daily active users across SaaS products.

Six things we won't compromise on.

Production is the spec.

If it doesn't survive 3am, it doesn't exist. We design for failure modes first and happy paths second.

Senior engineers, end-to-end.

No staff augmentation, no offshore handoffs. The engineer who designs your system is the one who ships it.

Boring tech, where it earns it.

Postgres, Go, Linux. We adopt new tools when they pull weight, not when they trend.

Observability is non-negotiable.

Every service ships with logs, metrics, traces and a runbook on day one. We don't leave you blind.

Documents over slide decks.

RFCs, design docs, post-mortems. Our artifacts outlive the engagement.

Own your platform.

We hand over the keys. Code, infra, dashboards, runbooks — all yours, no lock-in.

Embedded teams. Async-first. Documented to a fault.

We embed senior pods directly into your Slack, your Linear, your repos. Standups are async. Decisions are RFCs. The engineer writing the code is the one in the design review.

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Embedded. Your repos, your Slack, your stand-ups.
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Async-first. Across NYC, Lisbon, Bangalore — written everywhere.
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RFC-driven. Every non-trivial decision is a markdown PR.
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Pairs and pods. Two-engineer minimums per workstream.
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Demos weekly. End-of-week demos to your stakeholders, every week.