Container Engineer

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Requirements Summary

Professional experience: At least five years of experience in platform engineering, Kubernetes or container platform operations, Site Reliability Engineering (SRE), or production infrastructure,

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Join a globally distributed engineering team building and operating a high-performance container platform that powers modern, cloud-native applications at scale. In this role, you will help ensure the reliability, security, observability, and cost efficiency of multi-tenant Kubernetes infrastructure across multiple regions. You will combine software engineering, platform architecture, and Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) practices to build robust automation and improve operational resilience. Working closely with infrastructure specialists and product engineers, you will make reliable deployment practices easier to adopt and maintain. The position offers the opportunity to influence core platform architecture, solve complex infrastructure challenges, and improve the experience of engineering teams worldwide. It is an excellent fit for an experienced engineer who enjoys autonomy, open-source technologies, and building scalable systems in a fast-moving, asynchronous environment.

Requirements

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Experience building and operating a multi-tenant Kubernetes platform used by internal engineering teams.
Familiarity with policy enforcement tools such as Kyverno or OPA/Gatekeeper.
Experience with infrastructure cost attribution and optimization tools such as OpenCost or Kubecost.
Knowledge of managed database platforms or PostgreSQL.
Experience with observability technologies such as OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, VictoriaMetrics, and Grafana.
A strong interest in open-source software and the cloud-native ecosystem.

What We Offer

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✓Fully remote work: Work from anywhere, with no requirement to attend a central office.

✓Co-working allowance: Access to a WeWork membership or co-working budget to support a productive working environment.

✓Employee equity: Participation in an employee stock ownership plan (ESOP), allowing team members to share in the company's long-term growth.

✓Technology allowance: A dedicated budget for equipment and tools, including laptops, monitors, headphones, and other work essentials.

✓Health insurance: Health insurance coverage fully funded for employees, with 80% coverage for eligible dependents, subject to applicable arrangements.

✓Annual company off-sites: Join colleagues from around the world for an annual gathering focused on collaboration, connection, and team building.

✓Flexible working arrangements: An asynchronous work culture that emphasizes trust, autonomy, and flexibility in managing your schedule.

✓Professional development: An annual learning allowance for courses, books, conferences, and other activities that support career growth.

✓International collaboration: Work with a globally distributed team spanning dozens of countries and languages.

✓Open-source innovation: Contribute to modern cloud-native infrastructure and help build tools that support the wider developer community.