Staff Software Engineer (Remote)

Imply is on a mission to empower organizations with their data, creating innovative solutions like the Imply Lumi observability warehouse. The Staff Software Engineer will play a crucial role in developing scalable web services and cloud infrastructure, ensuring high availability and reliability for products used globally.

Responsibilities:

• Design and develop highly available services and infrastructure that operates across multiple geographic regions in a multi-cloud environment (AWS, Azure, GCP)
• Build, maintain, and operate SaaS, BYOC (Bring your own Cloud), and on-premise offerings
• Maintain infrastructure-as-code for deploying resources on Kubernetes across multiple clouds
• Participate in design reviews, code reviews, and on-call rotations. Work collaboratively as a member of a cross-functional team to build end-to-end customer experiences
• Demonstrate full lifecycle ownership of the products and features built, including writing documentation, manual and automated testing, and participating in on-call rotations

Requirements:

• The desire and self-drive to succeed at a fast-paced, demanding startup
• 10+ years of industry experience spanning software development, architecture, cloud technology, networking, and modern application design
• Experience building large-scale, API-first production web services (Java required)
• Production experience working with AWS, Azure, GCP, and Kubernetes and using infrastructure-as-code frameworks such as Terraform and Helm (AWS required)
• Strong oral and written communication skills; able to explain complex technical concepts at the appropriate levels for customers, non-technical stakeholders, and other engineers
• Build and operate systems in US Government Cloud environments (US citizenship required)
• Bachelor's degree in computer science, engineering, or a related field (or equivalent experience)
• Experience with Oracle Cloud, GovCloud, Azure Cloud, Google Cloud
• Familiarity with the BYOC (Bring your own Cloud) deployment model
• A history of contributions to open source projects