Early-Career Cloud Infrastructure Engineer

Expo, Inc; United States; Remote; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equipment budget

Competitive compensation

Equity package

Flexible schedule

Flexible PTO

Parental leave

Continuous learning budget

Conference opportunities

Job summary

Expo, Inc. is seeking an early-career engineer to join our infrastructure team and collaborate with a senior engineer. You will learn to design, build, and operate the backend infrastructure behind our developer-facing services on our Linux fleet and cloud foundation.

You’ll contribute by writing software that runs reliably, is well-tested, and is monitored. You’ll own your code, participate in on-call rotations, and explore areas from operating systems to distributed systems.

Qualifications

• Experience with Linux, containers, and writing small services.
• Some cloud experience (Google Cloud preferred, AWS/Azure also valuable).
• Knowledge from operating systems, networks, databases, and distributed systems courses or self-learning.

Responsibilities

• Join EAS’s infrastructure team as an early-career engineer, working alongside a senior engineer.
• Learn to design, build, and operate the backend infrastructure behind our developer-facing services, on our Linux fleet and cloud foundation.
• Build internal improvements that make our services easier to manage, faster, and cheaper to run, and make Expo a better place to work.
• Write software that runs correctly and efficiently, and own its uptime and performance.
• Own the code you write: add tests and monitoring, and join your team’s on-call rotation.
• You’re curious about Linux, containers, and writing small services, and you have some experience with each.

Job description

Expo, Inc. is seeking an early-career engineer to join our infrastructure team and collaborate with a senior engineer. You will learn to design, build, and operate the backend infrastructure behind our developer-facing services on our Linux fleet and cloud foundation.

You’ll contribute by writing software that runs reliably, is well-tested, and is monitored. You’ll own your code, participate in on-call rotations, and explore areas from operating systems to distributed systems.