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We are looking for a talented Site Reliability Engineer to join us and be part of the team responsible for improving and scaling the cloud infrastructure powering Leadfeeder. Keeping our service fast, reliable, and secure, is one of the key parts of how we succeed every day helping thousands of our customers know more about their website visitors.

Infrastructure as Code and Automation is at the core of what we do: You'll work to enable and support our product and engineering teams to spin up, maintain and monitor the necessary infrastructure they need to run their applications and services.

As part of our Site Reliability Engineering team, you'll get the opportunity to work and develop your skills in a varied range of cool technologies we use such as Terraform, Kubernetes, Istio, Elasticsearch, and from Amazon Web Services (where our infrastructure resides): DynamoDB, Kinesis, Lambda or Aurora, to name a few.

Responsibilities

• Improve our automated cloud infrastructure on AWS
• Automate technical operations: deployments, scaling, recovery, etc.
• Monitor and analyze the Leadfeeder infrastructure and applications with tools like New Relic, AWS CloudWatch, Prometheus and ELK Stack
• Analyze and improve system reliability, performance and cost-effectiveness
• Participate in our light on-call rotation and oversee our incident response program

Requirements

• Experience operating production-grade web applications
• 4+ years of experience working on cloud infrastructure and related services, especially Amazon Web Services
• Experience with Docker container-based technologies, such as Kubernetes or AWS ECS
• Experience with Terraform
• Knowledge of TCP/IP networking
• Linux server experience
• Good teamwork and solid communication skills in English
• Capability to work remotely
• Be physically located in European timezones

Nice to have:

• Experience managing databases, both relational (e.g. MySQL, PostgreSQL) and non-relational (e.g. AWS DynamoDB, Cassandra)
• Serverless computing, such as AWS Lambda
• Elasticsearch
• Configuration management tools experience (e.g Ansible, Chef)
• Programming skills
• Ruby on Rails knowledge

Benefits

• Personal budget for home office improvements
• Company hardware or monthly financial support for using your own equipment
• Up to 12 paid local bank holidays per year
• Flexible working hours
• Access to weekly yoga / fitness / meditation classes online
• Mental Health support
• Bi-annual company retreats

Join Namespace to build the development and production platform for teams that ship.

After iterating our core product with a small team and a closed user group, we're looking to grow our team as we get ready to ship a GA product and accelerate GTM. We are looking for people who share our passion for creating a unified development and production platform to help teams focus on building their applications.

Namespace container and virtualization infrastructure

As we build the 

In this role you will:

• Be responsible for designing and implementing key components of Namespace's Firecracker-based hosting platform.
• Be responsible for the performance and robustness of our use of k3s and containerd, and for extracting learnings to apply to users' own Kubernetes usage.
• Operate across multiple layers of our stack, whether interfacing with the underlying container and virtualization infrastructure or with our frontends.
• Collaborate closely with, and be engaged with product and engineering across the company.
• Directly contribute to the product roadmap, together with the rest of the team, and be empowered to drive key product and technical design decisions.

You will thrive in this role if you:

• Feel deeply comfortable in at least one of Kubernetes, containerd, KVM, or Firecracker.
• Previously worked with Go, Rust, and/or in other distributed control planes (e.g. Kubernetes control plane, Kubernetes controllers, Envoy, etc).
• Have interacted directly with linux cgroups, including network namespaces.
• Have operated containerized / virtualized workloads in larger production deployments, including handling observability and incident response.
• Have experience with load balancing, ingress and egress network policies, HTTP and/or gRPC.
• Believe that preparing and running a VM should take not much longer than a container.
• Are energized about the idea of packing as much unique work into bare metal machines in an as cost-efficient a manner as possible.
• You can concisely describe your ideas in written form, and quickly put together proofs of concept.
• Excel in a work environment that is mostly asynchronous (reading, writing, messaging, videos).
• Have a passion for infrastructure, and keep yourself up to date with advances in the industry.
• Thrive in ambiguity and can charter your own path.
• You're energized to learn and apply new technologies and skills.
• Feel a sense of responsibility to bring the most value possible to users.

We don't expect everyone to meet 100% of the qualifications above, so if you don't, you should still seriously consider applying.

You can expect:

• Industry-competitive salary (we're happy to share the details with you early on).
• Equity package with friendly terms intended to become life-changing for early team members.
• Fully remote with flexible hours wherever you call home, although we ask that your workday overlaps at least four hours with CET. Equipment budget for your home office.
• 25 days PTO, health benefits, and pension account with full employer match.

Life at Namespace Labs:

• We pride ourselves in being a small team that can achieve beyond what's usually expected for our numbers.
• We balance our long-term vision with short-term pragmatism.
• We believe in being fully transparent internally on how decisions are made, on how the company is doing, and we use that information to drive our decisions.

What to expect from the hiring process:

Nothing beats seeing your work and you seeing ours. Right at the application stage we'd love examples of your past technical work (e.g. link to an open repo with your code), and design work (e.g. design document, an email proposal, UI mock, or a code comment) that you feel best represents how you approach problem solving. We also make sure you get to engage with our product and team through out the process.

Join Namespace to build the development and production platform for teams that ship.

After iterating our core product with a small team and a closed user group, we're looking to grow our team as we get ready to ship a GA product and accelerate GTM. We are looking for people who share our passion for creating a unified development and production platform to help teams focus on building their applications.

Namespace control plane

As we build the 

In this role you'll:

• Be responsible for designing and implementing key APIs of the Namespace platform (both internal and externally facing).
• Operate across multiple layers of our stack, whether interfacing with the underlying container and virtualization infrastructure or with our frontends.
• Collaborate closely with product and engineering across the company.
• Directly contribute to the product roadmap, together with the rest of the team, and be empowered to drive key product and technical design decisions.

These are just a few examples. We're a small company with little to no rigid roles and have a ton to do. We're happy to help you contribute to the areas you find most interesting.

You will thrive in this role if you:

• Previously worked with Go, and/or in other distributed control planes (e.g. Kubernetes control plane, Kubernetes controllers, Envoy, etc).
• Have experience with load balancing, ingress and egress network policies, HTTP and/or gRPC.
• Have set up and operated logging aggregation and metrics across multiple services.
• Ponder what the right verbs and nouns that an API should make use of are.
• Are energized about the idea of jumping into different machines and containers to debug a hard-to-understand pattern or bug.
• You can concisely describe your ideas in written form, and quickly put together proofs of concept.
• Excel in a work environment that is mostly asynchronous (writing, messaging, videos).
• Have a passion for infrastructure, and keep yourself up to date with advances in the industry.
• Thrive in ambiguity and can charter your own path.
• You're energized to learn and apply new technologies and skills.
• Feel a sense of responsibility to bring the most value possible to users.

We don't expect everyone to meet 100% of the qualifications above, so if you don't, you should still seriously consider applying.

You can expect:

• Industry-competitive salary (we're happy to share the details with you early on).
• Equity package with friendly terms intended to become life-changing for early team members.
• Fully remote with flexible hours wherever you call home, although we ask that your workday overlaps at least four hours with CET. Equipment budget for your home office.
• 25 days PTO, health benefits, and pension account with full employer match.

Life at Namespace Labs:

• We pride ourselves in being a small team that can achieve beyond what's usually expected for our numbers.
• We balance our long-term vision with short-term pragmatism.
• We believe in being fully transparent internally on how decisions are made, on how the company is doing, and we use that information to drive our decisions.

What to expect from the hiring process:

Nothing beats seeing your work and you seeing ours. Right at the application stage we'd love examples of your past technical work (e.g. link to an open repo with your code), and design work (e.g. design document, an email proposal, UI mock, or a code comment) that you feel best represents how you approach problem solving. We also make sure you get to engage with our product and team through out the process.