Open DevOps and Engineering Roles
Kinsta is hiring for several engineering positions on its managed hosting platform. The DevOps Engineer role focuses on keeping infrastructure on the cutting edge while maintaining stability and high performance. Candidates should have Linux experience, a PHP background, and familiarity with technologies like Ansible and LXC.
The SysOps Engineer position involves maintaining server health, preventing issues, and responding to infrastructure problems. Experience with hosting, the WordPress stack, Ubuntu or Debian-based systems, Ansible, and LXC is required.
Kinsta's JavaScript Developer role is for developers who prioritize quality code and want to work in an environment that values culture as much as technical skill.
For engineers preparing for interviews, InterviewCamp.io offers hours of system design content and weekly live system design discussions, breaking down interview preparation into fundamental building blocks.
Triplebyte enables exceptional software engineers to skip screening steps at companies like Apple, Dropbox, Mixpanel, and Instacart. Their centralized technical assessment is run by engineers, and the goal is to make your job search O(1) rather than O(n).
Developer Tools and Services
Pinecone provides a Vector Search API for building recommendations, ranking, semantic search, image/audio search, and anomaly detection. It operates on managed, distributed infrastructure, enabling real-time performance at scale—even with billions of items.
Bridgecrew is a cloud security platform designed for developers. It uses automation and security-as-code to help teams find, fix, and prevent misconfigurations in deployed cloud resources and infrastructure as code.
IP2Location has been providing IP address geolocation services since 2002. Its database and API detect location, proxy, and more than 20 other parameters. The technology has been cited in over 700 research papers and is used by Fortune 500 companies.
Application security tools are evolving to keep pace with modern software development. Engineering teams are using products like StackHawk and Snyk to add security bug testing directly to their CI pipelines, enabling developers to take the lead on AppSec.
FaunaDB lets developers add state to JavaScript apps. It offers a generous free tier to get started.
Educative.io offers a 5-part learning path on Scalability and System Design for Developers to help engineers balance architecture trade-offs and design scalable enterprise software. The path includes material from the bestselling course Grokking the System Design Interview, and is used by more than 500,000 learners from top tech companies worldwide.
Stream provides APIs for building and scaling news feeds and activity streams. It is free up to 3 million feed updates and offers client libraries for Node, Ruby, Python, PHP, Go, Java, and .NET. Over 400 companies rely on Stream for production feed infrastructure, including apps with 30 million users. Stream is also hiring DevOps and Python/Go developers in Amsterdam.
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