Software Engineer, DevInfra

About the Role

We are looking for an engineer with a strong track record of solving tooling pain points, automating away toil, and helping teams deliver software faster, more safely, and more reliably. Someone who is energized by supporting their fellow engineers. An engineer who has good taste and leverages AI to great effect without generating slop.

Responsibilities

• Partner with a wide variety of teams to build out their software development lifecycle to be optimized for speed, safety, and reliability. Support teams writing front-end UI code as well as teams maintaining highly stateful storage systems deep in our stack.
• Deploy AI tools like Claude Code to the entire engineering team. Build agents into the platform to augment on-call response and automatically one-shot bugs that come through a team’s triage queue.
• Support systems that ingest more than 1 Trillion user-generated events every month while balancing low end-to-end query latency.
• Administer Mixpanel's Google Cloud Platform environment, including Terraform, cost management, networking, and security best practices.
• Own overall service for Kubernetes, setting standards for deployment, observability, and developer experience, and facilitating Kubernetes version upgrades and adoption of new Google Kubernetes Engine features.
• Own observability pipelines, including 30 million Prometheus metric time series and Open Telemetry ingestion of over 4 billion distributed tracing spans per month.
• Maintain GitHub Actions based CI/CD pipelines and a GitHub-native delivery process that empowers teams to self-serve while ensuring safety and reliability.
• Maintain the devbox system that provisions cloud development environments for individual developers.
• Procure best-in-breed SaaS tooling for the rest of engineering, including GitHub, Honeycomb, Chronosphere, Sentry, and more.
• Run the new engineer onboarding process.

We're Looking For Someone Who Has

• 3+ years of industry experience.
• Experience with at least one of: Go, Python, or Java