New Relic is looking for an Associate Software Engineer to join their Infrastructure Instrumentation organization to develop and maintain instrumentation agents and integrations for a wide range of products, including Kubernetes integration, backend services, and user interfaces for dashboards.
Requirements
- You have experience and are passionate about instrumentation, agents, large scale distributed systems, Linux systems, software architectures and Go programming language.
- Strong Golang experience and familiarity with scaling applications in Kubernetes environments
- Willingness to work on UI components to display queried data gathered from multiple backend services.
- Experience developing instrumentation products, helm charts.
- Experience developing on different Unix OSes and Windows.
- Upstream contributions to relevant Open Source projects (e.g. OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, DBs, http servers, etc).
Responsibilities
- Build, maintain, and scale Go clients/projects and their support tools.
- Contribute to Open Source and get the chance to grow your reputation and skills.
- Collaborate with team members to discuss and implement service improvements, research new tools and services to solve sophisticated problems properly.
- Ship incrementally and often, helping the team to maintain a constant flow of feedback on its work.
- Work in an agile environment with a DevOps approach—teams build and maintain their own software, including participating in second layer support rotations.
Other
- You're an autonomous, cross-functional, and agile person who thrives in a fast-paced environment focused on delivering high-quality software at a regular cadence.
- You're self-motivated, learn fast, accountable and demonstrate creative problem-solving skills.
- You thrive collaborating with colleagues in important decisions and sharing code ownership.
- Living or relocating to the Portland area (Hybrid role)
- Qualified applicants may inquire about visa sponsorship (including transfer of a current H-1B visa), but the company does not support or sponsor O-1, F-1, or J-1 visas, or candidates who require commencement of an H-1B "cap case" petition for future work authorization.
