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Position Overview The Infrastructure Systems Engineering team is in the midst of building our next-generation private cloud infrastructure as part of a greenfield initiative to in-house existing internal use cases on public cloud and support new initiatives. The historical deployment primarily supported our database test system: A system that runs over 7.25 million tests per month, writes petabytes to storage daily, and were currently scaling multiple times in the next year alone. As a Software Engineer, Private Cloud Systems, you will be tasked with the design, implementation, and continuous improvement of systems at lower abstraction levels. Youll collaborate closely with a small, highly skilled team to drive a careful balance between battle-hardened best practices and creative innovation in an setting that embraces working from first principles, celebration of failure, and egoless technical discussion. Role And Responsibilities * Engage in the design and development of major infrastructure components and systems, focusing on fault tolerance and performance. * Practice principles of distributed leadership - being comfortable shifting between leading, collaborating with, and following your peers on different projects * Own your systems end-to-end from design to production. * Work closely with other teams to ensure the successful integration and operation of our infrastructure systems. * Do your part to foster an environment where people take chances because they arent punished for mistakes and improve over time because they learn from not just their mistakes but those of others. * Enable fact-driven decision-making by deferring to the data or code in question whenever possible. * Drive continuous improvement in system reliability and usability. Required Skills And Experience * At least 5 years of experience developing and optimizing systems software. * Deep expertise (can speak both to system level and implementation detail) in at least one of: * virtu .
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