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Observability - Intake Services - Senior Go Engineer

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About the position

Responsibilities

  • Lead technical designs and implementation for the observability intake services in Go
  • Be a hands-on contributor to the team's services
  • Maintain, update and improve existing code and dependencies while ensuring automated test coverage
  • Create and improve the development infrastructure using modern tooling such as Tilt and Terraform
  • Build a strong backend solution for the OpenTelemetry data flow
  • Design data formats for optimized data storage and query performance in Elasticsearch
  • Provide Pull Request reviews and strong technical guidance to your peers
  • Build SLIs and SLOs and participate in an on-call rotation for the services in the team's ownership
  • Proactively participate in team conversations and contribute to a positive team culture
  • Collaborate with other parts of the company on cross team features and topics
  • Collaborate with the support team on customer requests, and engage with the community via pull requests, issues and discuss forums

Requirements

  • Expert level knowledge of Go, including advanced topics such as memory management, benchmarking and profiling
  • Strong knowledge in systems design
  • Strong analytical, debugging, and troubleshooting skills
  • Experience developing high throughput, low latency services
  • Hands-on experience with Docker and Kubernetes
  • Ability to work independently in a globally distributed team
  • Willingness and ability to share knowledge with others and enable your peers

Nice-to-haves

  • Experience and knowledge in the observability space, including OpenTelemetry
  • Experience working with stream processing platforms such as Apache Kafka or cloud provider managed queues
  • Understanding how to design and implement SLOs
  • Experience working with various cloud service providers
  • Knowledge of Elasticsearch and/or Kibana
  • Experience participating in technical decision-making across different engineering teams
  • Experience in service operations

Benefits

  • Competitive pay based on the work you do
  • Health coverage for you and your family in many locations
  • Flexible locations and schedules for many roles
  • Generous number of vacation days each year
  • Financial donations matching up to \$2000
  • Up to 40 hours each year for volunteer projects
  • Minimum of 16 weeks of parental leave
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