Software Engineer - Redwood City, United States - VALID8 Financial

Description

Shoreline incident automation enables DevOps engineers to interactively debug at scale and quickly build remediations to eliminate repetitive work and minimize outages.

As a Software Engineer at Shoreline, you'll get to work on tools that give SREs and operators leverage in their work.

We are a small yet highly effective engineering team that truly cares about the product and each other.
As part of this team, you'll have the opportunity to:
Build products that genuinely improve operational and SRE work, improve availability, and dramatically reduce time to resolution
Use modern development practices and get exposure to a variety of languages, platforms, and technologies
Have organizational visibility and get to influence the product and roadmap
What you'll be doing
Implementing a fault-tolerant distributed runtime for Shoreline

Op

, a purpose-built operations-oriented language designed to allow operators to debug operational events and automate remediations interactively
Integrating with platforms (such as Kubernetes, VMware) and cloud providers (such as AWS, Azure, GCP) to provide fully automated discovery, monitoring, and management of resources across a customer's environment
Building systems with arbitrary scale in mind, e.g., millions of nodes
Developing the Shoreline

Agent

that runs on customers' machines to monitor and execute corrective

actions

with minimal footprint and continually push the envelope on performance
Examples of some projects accomplished by early stage engineers here:
Hungry and passionate about building innovative software to create a large scale impact for customers in a highly untapped space
Excited and eager to dive into challenging and interesting computer science problems in areas such as core backend development, distributed systems, SRE/DevOps, scalability, cloud, and performance optimization
Attracted to the fast pace, breadth, and depth of learning and growth at a well-poisedp
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