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Senior Software Engineering - Mk8S/Control Plane

Lambda · San Francisco · Posted 14d ago

hybridFull-timesenior8+ yrs230000-346000 USD🇺🇸 United StatesEquity
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About the role

Design and maintain scalable control plane services and automation for Kubernetes clusters using Go and Python.

📋 Description Design, build, and maintain scalable control plane services, operators, and custom Kubernetes Develop automation in Go/Python for end-to-end cluster lifecycle management Build GPU-aware orchestration systems Partner with Network team on networking solutions for AI workloads Write resilient systems that handle failure gracefully Develop platform services for inference 🎯 Requirements 6+ years of experience in software engineering Deep understanding of Kubernetes internals Solid grasp of distributed systems fundamentals Experience operating large-scale Kubernetes clusters Experience with observability at scale Strong programming skills in Go and Python 🎁 Benefits Generous cash & equity compensation Health, dental, and vision coverage Wellness and commuter stipends for select roles 401k Plan with 2% company match Flexible paid time off

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Why this role stands out

  • ★Pays more than 89% of comparable platform-infra roles paid in USD in United States
  • ★Equity is part of the package

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This Senior Software Engineering - Mk8S/Control Plane position is listed as hybrid (San Francisco).

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The listing states 230000-346000 USD.

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