Everpure
About this role
The senior backend seat on Everpure's Portworx Enterprise product, which provides storage and data management for Kubernetes. Golang is the preferred language and the scale is the interesting part: the posting asks for experience designing microservices that operate in a distributed architecture scaling to thousands of nodes. There is a debugging emphasis running through it, including diagnosing product and performance problems in large clusters with AI tooling, and working across public and private cloud environments where the problem is often ambiguous before it is hard. You would also work directly with product management and beta customers. Good fit for a seven to ten year backend engineer who wants cloud native infrastructure rather than application work.
Who this is for
What the posting asks for:
- BS in computer science.
- 7+ years designing, developing and testing enterprise products, with Golang preferred.
- Good understanding of microservice architectures and cloud native platforms.
- Experience designing and owning microservices that operate and scale in a distributed system architecture reaching thousands of nodes.
- Expert debugging skills, and comfort navigating ambiguous problems at scale in public and private cloud environments.
- Experience working with internal and external stakeholders, from product management through to customer beta partners.
- Solid computer science background in data structures, algorithms and software design.
- Willingness to work in an open office environment. The posting says this directly.
Day to day: designing and developing cloud native microservices for Portworx, code review and test discipline, CI/CD, debugging product and performance issues in large scale clusters using AI tooling, and taking features from initial design through to production while absorbing customer feedback.
Location and office reality: Bangalore. The posting states Everpure is primarily an in office environment and that you are expected to work from the Bangalore office outside leave or work travel. It also names the open plan office explicitly, which is worth knowing if that matters to you.
Honest fit guidance: this is a real senior role, not a mid level one with an inflated title. If your Go experience is light but your Java or C++ distributed systems work is strong, it is still worth applying, since Golang is stated as preferred rather than mandatory.
- BS in computer science.
- 7+ years designing, developing and testing enterprise products, with Golang preferred.
- Good understanding of microservice architectures and cloud native platforms.
- Experience designing and owning microservices that operate and scale in a distributed system architecture reaching thousands of nodes.
- Expert debugging skills, and comfort navigating ambiguous problems at scale in public and private cloud environments.
- Experience working with internal and external stakeholders, from product management through to customer beta partners.
- Solid computer science background in data structures, algorithms and software design.
- Willingness to work in an open office environment. The posting says this directly.
Day to day: designing and developing cloud native microservices for Portworx, code review and test discipline, CI/CD, debugging product and performance issues in large scale clusters using AI tooling, and taking features from initial design through to production while absorbing customer feedback.
Location and office reality: Bangalore. The posting states Everpure is primarily an in office environment and that you are expected to work from the Bangalore office outside leave or work travel. It also names the open plan office explicitly, which is worth knowing if that matters to you.
Honest fit guidance: this is a real senior role, not a mid level one with an inflated title. If your Go experience is light but your Java or C++ distributed systems work is strong, it is still worth applying, since Golang is stated as preferred rather than mandatory.
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