Golang iMind Your Business Jobs in United States

Job Description

mLab is the leading database-as-a-service platform for MongoDB, with over 700,000 databases in our fleet and customers ranging from startups to Lyft, Whole Foods, and Verizon.

Our engineers work on a range of interesting technical problems related to building, operating, and orchestrating cloud infrastructure at scale.

The Opportunity

We are looking for an experienced distributed systems engineer. You'll play a lead role in building kubernetes-based container orchestration tools for managing and deploying our infrastructure. The goal is to simplify and accelerate how our software is built, deployed, and operated on public clouds.

Our team believes strongly in open source, and we will ultimately provide many of these tools back to the community.

In addition to having the opportunity to grow quickly within our business, you'll have the the chance to evangelize our tech online and at events, contribute to open source projects, and anything else that can add to our community.

About You

You enjoy building complex software systems, love coding, and value a highly collaborative environment. You are passionate about cloud infrastructure and building platforms/tools for fellow developers.

We value software engineering generalists with sound fundamentals and broad interests. Golang and k8s expertise is a plus, as is exposure to container management on AWS, Azure, and/or GCP.

Perks & Benefits

We offer a competitive salary with great benefits, including matching 401K, catered lunches, and gym/phone/Lyft perks. We’re a friendly team with a close-knit, respectful work environment.

Job Description

A great MongoDB experience starts with great tools.

The Drivers team builds the libraries and tools that developers use day-to-day working with MongoDB. Our mission is to increase developer adoption, satisfaction and retention by providing a reliable, enjoyable interface for developers and other end-users.

For this role, we're looking for someone who enjoys designing, writing, and supporting Open Source libraries and standalone tools for developers and administrators using MongoDB.

You might be right for this role if you...

• Have substantial, demonstrable experience writing high-quality software
• Have used Go before or would love to learn it and use it in your day-to-day work
• Are fascinated with concurrency, parallelism and distributed systems
• Want to participate in Open Source software development and communities
• Communicate well, internally and externally, both in writing and face-to-face
• Are excited by our mission and values

You'll be on a team responsible for...

• The MongoDB Go Driver, currently under active development
• The command line utilities that ship with the MongoDB server, including performance optimizations as our customers deal with ever-larger data sets
• The mongomirror tool, a utility for migrating data from an existing MongoDB replica set to MongoDB Atlas (our cloud Database-as-a-Service)
• Testing, delivering and supporting the above list across multiple operating systems and versions of MongoDB

You'll have responsibilities beyond just code, including...

• Working with our Product and Server teams on designs and specifications for new customer-facing MongoDB features
• Investigating bugs and support requests from commercial and Open Source customers for the libraries and tools our team maintains
• Seeking out speaking or writing opportunities to evangelize to developer communities

Success in this role means...

• Within three months, you'll know most of the codebase you are responsible for and will be contributing effectively day-to-day fixing bugs, implementing already-planned features and doing peer code-review
• Within six months, you'll have implemented several major, planned new features in the driver or tools; you'll be able to respond effectively to technical support escalations for the codebases you know best; you'll have the trust of the team and our internal customers
• Within a year, you'll have delivered several new releases of our software, will have significantly improved the quality, performance and maintainability of our codebase, and will be able to independently scope and design new features of moderate complexity