Role overview
Own technical issues from first report through resolution for enterprise customers and internal users of a cloud platform. You’ll investigate problems across the application, Kubernetes environments, infrastructure, and customer setups, resolving what you can and coordinating clear, evidence-based escalations when needed. The support function is being established, so the role also helps define its practices.
Responsibilities
- Triage requests, assess severity, investigate likely causes, and manage issues through closure.
- Diagnose workloads and platform behavior using Kubernetes, Linux, containers, cloud services, logs, metrics, and alerts.
- Escalate with a concise account of evidence, timeline, checks performed, and recommended next steps; follow incident response and review processes.
- Make lasting environment changes through reviewed Git workflows, and document any urgent operational action.
- Keep customers and colleagues informed, including coaching users through remote troubleshooting in restricted or air-gapped environments.
- Create runbooks, identify recurring problems for product teams, and help prioritize work across SaaS, hosted, and air-gapped deployments.
Requirements
- Clear communication with technical and non-technical stakeholders, including during incidents.
- Sound troubleshooting, prioritization, and escalation judgment; able to stay composed and know when to seek help.
- Practical Kubernetes investigation skills and strong Linux fundamentals.
- Familiarity with GitOps principles, source control, reviewed changes, and environment promotion.
- Understanding of cloud networking, compute, storage, and identity access, plus comfort reading operational signals.
- Flexibility to collaborate across teams and adapt as a new support function evolves.
Nice to have
- Experience with incident management, severity classification, and post-incident reviews.
- Hands-on knowledge of Argo CD, Helm, Docker, YAML, or managed Kubernetes services such as EKS or AKS.
- Experience supporting SaaS, VPC-hosted, or air-gapped environments and writing operational runbooks.
Benefits and work setup
- Hybrid work from a New York City office three days per week, with planned evening coverage and a weekend rota.
- Equity options
- A 401(k) contribution
- Health insurance
- Paid leave
- Annual leave
- A weekly team lunch
- Development support
- A subsidized wellbeing program
- A flexible spending account