Infrastructure Engineer

The Infrastructure team at Observe is responsible for developing, scaling, and maintaining development and production infrastructure. We're a small team with a wide domain, and we value collaboration, willingness to learn, and the ability to solve immedate problems quickly while building towards a long-term vision.

If you think this sounds interesting, you bring some domain expertise, and you're ready to jump in and learn the rest, we'd love to hear from you!

The Role

• Design, improve, and monitor production infrastructure in AWS
• Identify and resolve potential security vulnerabilities; manage internal security policies and certifications
• Maintain build/test/deploy infrastructure and tooling
• Participate in oncall rotation and lead incident response

Your Experience

• 4+ years in a SRE/DevOps/Infrastructure/Security role
• Orchestration systems like Kubernetes or Nomad
• Cloud infrastructure management at scale using tools like Terraform and Ansible
• Coding proficiecy in Python, Go, or similar.

About Us

Observe's mission is to turn business data into information. Our SaaS Observability product ingests anything with a timestamp - logs, metrics, traces - and then curates and relates that data to provide unique insights into a customer’s data universe. If a customer has a problem on the application layer, engineering teams can seamlessly find the root cause of the issue whether that’s a new release pushed to production from Jenkins, or an underlying database or memory issue. We enable engineers to spend more time coding features and less time investigating incidents. We reduce outages and issues with customer experience. And we leverage an elastic cloud architecture so that customers only pay for what they use. To learn more about Observe, visit www.observeinc.com or join the conversation on Twitter @Observe_Inc.

Observe Inc. is a diversity-friendly zone. We seek to assemble a heterogeneous team where employees from all backgrounds can feel valued, appreciated, and celebrated, and where individual development does not come second to our collective goals.