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Job Category: Infrastructure Engineering Job Type: Full Time Job Location: India US (EST/CST) Reports To: Director of Cloud Infrastructure Role Overview Join our Core Kubernetes Operator Development team, where were pushing the boundaries of Kubernetes innovation. As a Kubernetes Controller Developer (Golang), you will play a crucial role in building 01, our cloud-agnostic Platform as a Service (PaaS), driven by full-fledged Kubernetes operators and agents. This position requires a strong background in Kubernetes internals and Golang programming, particularly in developing and managing Kubernetes controllers. If youre a proactive problem solver with experience in building cloud-native infrastructure, this is your opportunity to contribute to a transformative platform. We highly encourage candidates with a solid programming foundation and a hunger to explore the cloud-native world to apply. Comprehensive onboarding and professional development support will be provided. Key Responsibilities (Not Limited To) Collaborate in Agile teams, taking ownership of development stories with minimal supervision. Partner with internal teams and clients to accurately capture technical requirements. Design, build, deploy, and maintain Kubernetes controllers and operators using Golang. Identify gaps in current systems and propose or implement technical improvements. Apply best practices across the full software development lifecycle. Create and execute unit, regression, and E2E tests for operator reliability. Work in Linux environments and troubleshoot issues in containerized applications. Contribute to CI/CD workflows for seamless testing and deployment. Essential Skillset Kubernetes Controller Development: Proven expertise in building and maintaining controllers and operators. Proficiency in Golang: 2+ years writing idiomatic, well-tested Go code for Kubernetes projects. Deep understanding of Kubernetes APIs and libraries including client-go, CRDs, and API extensions. Hands-on experience with: Kubebuilder For scaffolding controllers and CRDs Operator SDK For building Operators with OLM support controller-runtime For abstracting Kubernetes client logic Strong testing skills, including unit, load, and E2E tests for operators. Familiarity with containerization (Docker) and orchestration (Kubernetes). Comfortable working in Linux with debugging tools and CLI. 2+ years experience working with CI/CD tools like Jenkins, GitHub Actions, Tekton, or similar. Preferred Skills (Nice To Have) CKA or CKAD certifications. Hands-on experience managing production-grade Kubernetes clusters. Knowledge of Infrastructure as Code tools (e.g., Terraform). Exposure to major cloud providers: AWS, GCP, or Azure. Scripting experience in Shell or Python. What We Offer A chance to build infrastructure automation tools that power real-world workloads. Opportunity to work on bleeding-edge cloud-native technologies with a global impact. Collaborative and innovation-driven culture, with strong engineering mentorship. Remote-friendly setup and flexible work culture. Career development in one of the most in-demand areas of DevOps. .
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