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The Platform and Core Services team owns and operates the cloud services and developer tools that power Udacity. We believe strongly in infrastructure-as-code and & "automateeverything". As an engineer on Platform Infrastructure, you'll do a little bit of everything - configuring our cloud infrastructure, developing new tools and services, teaching best practicesto other teams, helping resolve production service outages, and more.

The Platform and Core Services team works primarily in Go, but you"re also likely to findyourself reading, debugging, and sometimes writing code in all of the languages in use atUdacity, particularly Typescript but also Python and Ruby on occasion. We"re in the process ofmigrating the organization to a multi-region Kubernetes deployment with a multi-masterdatabase, so experience with the theory and practice of distributed systems is a plus. Youshould either have significant experience with tools like Terraform and Docker, or be preparedto learn a lot.

Responsibilities: ● Develop tools to improve developer productivity to bring new Udacity products to market. ● Provide support and advice to developers building new student-facing applications. ● Develop tools to manage our fleet of cloud services in AWS. ● Use configuration management tools to deploy and maintain Udacity products. ● Participate in on-call rotation for production incident response.

Requirements: ● Experience primarily in Go, nice to have in Python, Ruby languages. ● 5+ years of professional experience ● Experience running Microservices using Linux and Docker technologies, ideally in aKubernetes platform on AWS. ● Interest in systems engineering, networking (ideally with Cloudflare), and securityadministration. ● Mentors others and supports their growth. ● Encourages positive attributes and attitudes in others. ● Sees through complex problems to simple, actionable improvements. ● Works urgently and carefully under pressure. ● Continuously learning new tools and techniques. ● Resourcefulness to work through thorny production issues. ● Patience to sort out unclear operations requests.

Udacity is a learning company and you will have time to learn our particular systems on the job.Not every candidate will have prior experience with the specific tools and systems that we use. Consider applying if your experience is close to what we described above. We look for peoplewith exceptional potential, as we know highest performing teams include people of diversebackgrounds, perspectives, and life experiences.

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