Angular Dev with Kubernetes Focus

Two Sigma; Columbia Township (MO); On-site; USD 79,000 - 111,000; Full time

Job summary

Two Sigma in Columbia, MO seeks an Angular Developer who can explain Kubernetes to a skeptic and still ship by Friday. The role offers a $79,000 - $111,000 invitation to own technology work in Columbia, backed by a mid-level title and 5 years of trust.

You will ship PostgreSQL experiments, build Kubernetes features, tune caching for the Columbia launch spike, replace brittle Webpack hacks, track KPIs, lead design reviews, and hunt latency spikes to keep Two Sigma ahead in everyday technology

Qualifications

• Fluency in Kubernetes and hands-on experience delivering features.
• Experience shipping PostgreSQL experiments quickly and iterating based on outcomes.
• Familiarity with gRPC and modern web tooling, plus willingness to learn Webpack fast.
• Ability to document clearly and communicate complex ideas to non-technical stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Ship PostgreSQL experiments fast, kill the losers, and double down on what sticks
• Build the innovative Kubernetes feature that wins back the MO accounts Two Sigma lost
• Tune Change Management caching so Two Sigma survives the Columbia launch spike on the same hardware
• Replace the brittle Webpack hack with a Change Management solution that survives Columbia scale
• Track and report on key performance metrics for technology services
• Lead technical design reviews for mid-level technology initiatives
• Hunt down the latency spikes nobody at Two Sigma can explain

Skills

Kubernetes

PostgreSQL

gRPC

Webpack

Job description

Two Sigma in Columbia, MO seeks an Angular Developer who can explain Kubernetes to a skeptic and still ship by Friday. The role offers a $79,000 - $111,000 invitation to own technology work in Columbia, backed by a mid-level title and 5 years of trust.

You will ship PostgreSQL experiments, build Kubernetes features, tune caching for the Columbia launch spike, replace brittle Webpack hacks, track KPIs, lead design reviews, and hunt latency spikes to keep Two Sigma ahead in everyday technology