Salary $66,000 to $95,000 a year Company Websitehttps://severalnines.com/ Published July 2024 Applicants This Week 3
Job Description
Come join the revolution as we help developers and enterprises build and move their databases to the cloud. The IDC estimates the database market will be $119B by 2025 and the fastest growing segment is DBaaS. Be part of this titanic shift, be part of the revolution, come join Severalnines and make a difference.
A career at Severalnines means working alongside some of the smartest and most talented people in the open source database world. We’re headquartered in Kalmar, Sweden, and all work remotely from our home offices. Join us and be part of a company that's building the next generation cloud services and automation for SQL and NoSQL open source databases - be it on-premises or in the cloud.
Must-have Skills and Experience:
Good understanding of Golang and microservice architecture
Commercial experience in software development - backend systems preferably
Experience in working with RPC frameworks such as gRPC and developing RESTful APIs with TLS
Understanding of relational and NoSQL databases
Linux background
Nice-to-have Skills and Experience:
Experience working with message queues like RabbitMQ or KubeMQ
Experience in building and deploying containerized services
Our stack:
Golang and React
PostgreSQL
GitHub, Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, Google Cloud
Who we are:
Remote first startup
We are just 38 friends/ colleagues
There are 5 members in your team (Go, React, QA)
What we offer:
We offer the B2B contract with full-time employee benefits
You can work from anywhere 🌍
Flexible working arrangements (up to you and your team) ⏰
4 weeks paid vacation annually
Paid public holidays in your country
Home Office budget to setup and maintain your virtual office (PC, Notebook, Headset, etc.)
Team retreats at least two times per year (except the covid crisis)
A flat, non-hierarchical structure and friendly atmosphere
You can learn about the most advanced ways to deploy and monitor database clusters