We are hiring software engineers who enjoy solving important real-world problems and working close to hardware; who learn new domains quickly and prefer practical solutions over over-engineered systems or unnecessary complexity.
You’ll work on the projects best suited for you. Projects range widely, and include:
- Scientific tools
- Automation & robotics (Linux & ROS level)
- Embedded C/C++ (typically owned by dedicated firmware engineers, but software engineers are welcome to learn!)
- Linux, CUDA, Server engineering for our AI safety, security, and verification work
- Custom simulation software (usually python)
- Data analysis pipelines (python)
- Organisational tooling (Typescript, react, postgres, etc.)
Structure: Small teams of software, mechanical, electronics, and firmware engineers build end-to-end systems, typically shipping within a few months.
We are looking for experienced Site Reliability Engineers and Infrastructure Software Engineers to help build, scale, and secure the foundation of MongoDB Atlas, our globally distributed, multi-cloud database platform.
These are builder roles, heavily focused on making the platform more scalable, resilient, secure and self-service.
Some of the teams include:
- Infrastructure Security: Building infrastructure security controls and security observability tooling leveraging eBPF and Linux security mechanisms.
- Fabric: Building out service mesh, networking, and internal traffic routing.
- Storage Layer Services: Building our next-generation disaggregated storage architectures.
- Fleet Management & Deployments: Automating the lifecycle, deployments, and control planes of massive multi-cloud Kubernetes clusters.
- Atlas Infrastructure: Building core infrastructure operations on hundreds of thousands of Linux servers.
You could be a fit if:
- 5+ years of experience in SWE, SRE, or similar roles.
- Proficiency in at least one programming language: Golang, Rust, Python, C/C++ etc.
- Deep understanding of Linux internals, networking, distributed systems, and/or Kubernetes.
- Familiarity with at least one major cloud provider (AWS, GCP, or Azure).
- A builder's mentality: you think about failure modes, observability, and operability alongside correctness.
For any questions, or to apply directly (please mention HN) email: hani.benhabiles+hn@mongodb.com
I don't think I can afford hiring someone in north america, I'm not a company, this is a small project that'll take more than a year
I'm looking for someone who understands C/C++ and would be willing to learn C++20. The codebase is small (<100k lines), and you'll be working with me to complete a project. I'll help you learn C++20 and various tools. I don't mind if you know very little, but you'll need to understand every line you write and be able to explain it to me. You'll be expect to problem solve alone.
Email me something to look at. JurassicTyler@proton.me I don't need a resume. I rather look at code you written entirely yourself. Pick a specific file you think is interesting.
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We're a globally edge cloud platform for performance and security, emphasizing open standards, sustainable engineering, and resilience-by-design.
We're hiring across compute, security, platform engineering, network and edge protocols, release engineering, network architecture, client services engineering, and more.
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