Software Engineer Elastic Metal

Minimum Qualifications

• Tech skills:
• Languages: Go
• Be fluent in Git and SQL
• Have a good understanding of the HTTP protocol and REST APIs
• Notion of queuing: RabbitMQ
• Monitoring: Prometheus, Grafana
• You have already installed a server with major OS: GNU/Linux Debian & Ubuntu, CentOS, ESXi, Proxmox, Windows Server.
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• Soft skills:
• Peer reviews
• Team spirit and mutual aid
• Written and verbal communication skills
• Autonomy and rigour

Preferred qualifications

• Tech skills:
• Experience with gRPC and Protobuf
• Familiar with container orchestration: Nomad, Kubernetes
• You have already worked on asynchronous workload (queue + worker)
• Knowledge with IPMI and BMC


• Soft skills:
• Very good command of English
• Knowledge of the Bare Metal and cloud ecosystems
• Teamwork on features, design, and implementation
• Agile methods

Responsibilities

• You will be part of the Elastic Metal Team, your scope will cover all aspects of Bare Metal servers. Our team has various backgrounds and a wide range of skills.


All the team members share their knowledge, so that everyone can improve their skills on all areas, languages, architectures, hardware, IPMI, … In return, be prepared to do the same.


• Work on a solution that was built in-house, from the ground up. You will never be alone; on the contrary, you will work side by side with experts on the platform
• Review code contributed by other team members
• We're neither dogmatic nor kludgy, and our framework should reflect that
• Collaborate with colleagues from other areas: SREs, front-end developers, customer success technicians, compliance officers, Trust and Safety team, sales, …
• Optimize systems for scalability, resiliency, and maintainability
• Automate the production of insights from the trove of data we are sitting on
• Use the internal platform solutions (queuing, monitoring, etc.)

Technical Stack 

• Go
• Protobuf
• gRPC
• MySQL / PostgreSQL
• RabbitMQ
• Vault
• Docker
• Nomad
• Prometheus
• Gitlab-CI
• Ubuntu/Debian