Senior Windows Engineer (GKE / Kubernetes) - Remote Poland

We are looking for a hands-on engineer who thrives deep in systems, debugging complex issues, and building reliable infrastructure at scale. If Windows internals, Kubernetes, and cloud-native environments are your playground this role is for you. 💡 What you’ll be doing Deliver specialized technical expertise for Windows systems and networking within Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) Investigate, troubleshoot, and resolve production incidents and bugs from root cause analysis to implementing fixes in code Design and build new features to enhance Windows support in Kubernetes environments Maintain and improve automated build and testing frameworks for GKE Windows components Own and optimize CI/CD pipelines to ensure fast, reliable delivery Perform deep system-level and kernel debugging (including crash dump analysis) Diagnose complex system and networking issues affecting containerized Windows workloads Enable and validate new compute and storage features for upcoming product releases (NPIs) Document findings, fixes, and improvements to support engineering teams at scale 🧠 What we’re looking for 5–8 years of experience in systems engineering or similar roles Strong expertise in Windows internals, system-level debugging, and networking Solid experience with Kubernetes (especially GKE) and containerized environments Proficiency in troubleshooting complex, distributed systems Experience working with CI/CD pipelines and automated testing frameworks Ability to dive deep into problems and drive them to resolution 🌟 Nice to have Experience with kernel debugging and crash dump analysis Familiarity with cloud infrastructure and large-scale distributed systems Exposure to storage and compute systems in cloud environments 🎯 Why join? Work on cutting-edge cloud infrastructure powering real-world applications Solve complex technical challenges at scale Collaborate with top engineers in a highly impactful environment Opportunity to influence the future of Windows in Kubernetes