Software Engineer - Core Compute (f/m/d)

Exoscale is the leading Swiss/European cloud service provider.
With services covering the full cloud infrastructure spectrum - from fast deploying virtual machines to S3 compatible object storage - Exoscale provides a simple and scalable experience in order to let its clients focus on their core business.
Join a dynamic working environment with a cutting-edge distributed team based in Lausanne. Exoscale strives to create an environment with great working conditions and welcomes diverse applicants.
To continue its commitment towards a rock-solid and fast infrastructure, Exoscale is hiring a Software Engineer to join its core compute team to work on the design and implementation of additional capabilities.
Location: Madrid, Munich or Remote in EU Some of the challenges you will be working on:

• Design and maintain our core compute platform
  
• Design and maintain orchestrators and distributed agents
  
• Ensure scalability, reliability, and performance
  
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to identify and address technical issues
  
• Monitor system performance and troubleshoot issues
  
• Participate in code & changes reviews
  
• Take part in the on-call roll after a training period
  

Ideal candidates have:

• Experience with cloud infrastructure
  
• Prior experience with virtualization technology such as KVM
  
• A good understanding of the UNIX operating system
  
• Experience with building and operating distributed systems
  
• An eye for performance and monitoring
  
• Experience with one of Clojure or Go
  

What we offer:

• Flexible working hours and working from home.
  
• Autonomous working conditions with a lot of freedom to create and challenge.
  
• Collaborative culture, working alongside talented engineers in a supportive environment.
• Team events as well as training and further education.
  

Candidates who are not familiar with all the topics above but willing to learn are encouraged to apply.
We look forward to receiving your application!

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