Kubernetes/Golang Software Engineer (on-site or remote)

At Loodse, we are passionate about the potential of container and cloud native technologies. Our mission is to make distributed systems as easy as possible, so businesses can put their applications on center stage. Our Kubermatic Container Engine provides everything IT teams need to easily set-up, manage and operate scalable Kubernetes clusters in the cloud or on-prem.

Ever since we launched in 2016, our journey has been an exciting one. Now, our team is looking to grow with engineers that are willing to wear multiple hats and get things done: from running POCs to designing and architecting solutions, to writing code that improves Kubermatic or develop our open source and customer projects.

If you are looking for a neatly structured environment, we are just not a good match. But if you are thrilled by the prospect of joining a technology start-up with a lot of room for your own ideas and personal growth, we definitely should at least have a chat.   

What you will be doing             

• Work with cutting-edge technologies (Go, Kubernetes, Prometheus) to build our products like Kubermatic 
• Create E2E test and automate workflows for CI/CD
• Build the infrastructure behind high-availability services
• Design and implement new services and features
• Contribute your knowledge in roadmap and feature discussions

What we are looking for

• You have previously applied knowledge of Kubernetes/Golang and you worship high-quality code
• You are comfortable with distributed systems, container technologies, Kubernetes and the cloud native stack
• You value pragmatism and result-oriented team and project work
• You have a very good command of English 

What you get in return

• A dynamic and still laid-back team (yes, you can combine that)

• Agile development practices, cutting edge technologies (Kubernetes, Go and Prometheus) and an up-to-date stack  

• Full support with getting the training and certification you need to do a good job (CKA, LInux Foundation Certification...) and conference opportunities

• Obviously: flexible working hours, responsibility, free choice of IDE and OS,...

• For remote workers: a great infrastructure set-up and regular hackathons and events in Hamburg, so that you won't feel any difference. Ok, besides free coffee ;-) 

• On top of that: a very nice office in Hamburg, regular barbecues and after-works, reduced gym membership

Anything else?

• We love community events - so you will definitely enjoy our meetups and our own community conferences ContainerDays and GoDays

• As member of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation we are able to offer certified courses and first class information about what's coming up next in the Kubernetes ecosystem. And if you want to contribute, you are welcome to engage at CNCF projects or special interest groups