Intermediate Backend Engineer (Golang), Gitaly: Git in Singapore

Intermediate Backend Engineer (Golang), Gitaly: Git

Remote

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At GitLab, developers are independent and self-organized individual contributors who work together as a tight team in a remote and agile (https://about.gitlab.com/2015/09/14/remote-agile-at-gitlab/) way. Most backend developers work on all aspects of GitLab, building features, fixing bugs, and generally improving the application. Senior Backend Engineers at GitLab work on our product. This includes both the open source version of GitLab, the enterprise editions, and the GitLab.com service as well. They work with peers on teams dedicated to areas of the product. They work together with product managers, designers, and frontend engineers (https://about.gitlab.com/job-families/engineering/frontend-engineer) to solve common goals.

Gitaly is the Git data storage tier of GitLab, providing a reliable, secure and fast distributed Git data store over gRPC. For more information about Gitaly, see the team’s Direction (https://about.gitlab.com/direction/gitaly/) page.

Gitaly’s high-availability storage requires developers who understand distributed storage systems, their management, observability and availability. The Git team develop Git in accordance with the goals of the community and GitLab, and integrate it into our products.

Responsibilities

Within the Gitaly team specifically, in this role, you will:

• Participate in architectural discussions and decisions surrounding Gitaly.

• Design RPC interfaces for the Gitaly service.

• Scope, estimate and describe tasks to reach the team’s goals.

• Develop Gitaly in accordance with the product’s goals.

• Instrument, monitor and profile Gitaly in the production environment.

• Build dashboards and alerts to monitor the health of your services.

• Conduct acceptance testing of the features you’ve built.

• Educate all team members on best practices relating to high availability.

• Participate in architectural discussions and decisions surrounding Gitaly.

• Write performant, maintainable, and elegant code and peer review others’ code.

• Be positive and solution-oriented.

• Constantly improve the quality & security of the product.

• Take initiative in improving the software in small or large ways to address pain points in your own experience as a developer.

• Qualify developers for hiring.

• Respond to user emergencies, platform alerts and support requests, including regular on-call duties.

Requirements

• Mandatory: proven professional experience (https://handbook.gitlab.com/job-families/engineering/backend-engineer/#professional-experience) building, debugging, optimizing software in large-scale, high-volume environments.

• Mandatory: proven professional experience (https://handbook.gitlab.com/job-families/engineering/backend-engineer/#professional-experience) writing and testing high-quality code.

• Mandatory: a good understanding of building instrumented, observable software systems.

• Highly desirable: proven professional experience (https://handbook.gitlab.com/job-families/engineering/backend-engineer/#professional-experience) writing and testing quality code in Go.

• Highly desirable: a good understanding of git’s internal data structures or experience running git servers.

• Highly desirable: experience with gRPC.

• Highly desirable: willingness to learn Ruby.

• Highly desirable: experience running highly-available systems in production environments.

• You share our values (https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/values/) , and work in accordance with those values.

Avoid the confidence gap; you do not have to match all the listed requirements exactly to apply!

Compensation

To view the full job description and its compensation calculator, view our handbook (https://handbook.gitlab.com/job-families/engineering/backend-engineer/#job-grade-1) . The compensation calculator can be found towards the bottom of the page.

Additional details about our process can be found on our hiring page (https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/hiring/candidate/faq/#sts=Interview%20Stages) .

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