Member of Technical Staff, Chronosphere
Rapid Response, Integrations
$200-250k
Plus a company bonus and a competitive equity package
Observability purpose built for kubernetes
Open for applications
Observability purpose built for kubernetes
201-500 employees
Open for applications
$200-250k
Plus a company bonus and a competitive equity package
201-500 employees
Company mission
To redefine what's possible in observability.
Role
Who you are
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or equivalent experience
- Significant experience (5+ years) building and scaling production integrations, APIs, and/or distributed data pipelines using modern languages such as Go, Java, or Python
- Hands-on expertise with at least two major cloud providers (GCP, AWS, Azure), including IAM, networking, and security
- Proven experience designing and operating distributed systems, including microservices, Kubernetes, and container orchestration
- Strong background in event-driven and message-based architectures
- Track record of delivering complex features end-to-end and collaborating effectively across teams
- Excellent communication skills for both technical and non-technical stakeholders
Desirable
- Experience with observability platforms (Datadog, New Relic, Grafana) or contributions to open-source observability projects
- Advanced expertise with distributed messaging/eventing systems (Google Pub/Sub, AWS Kinesis, Kafka, RabbitMQ, etc.)
- Familiarity with infrastructure-as-code (Terraform, Helm, etc.) and SRE/reliability practices
- Experience with large-scale system architecture patterns such as control/data plane separation, autoscaling, sharding, or leader election
What the job involves
- We are seeking a hands-on engineer to join Rapid Response to design, build, and scale integrations between our observability platform and leading technologies across cloud, messaging, and data ecosystems
- This role is critical in enabling customers to seamlessly connect our observability platform to their environments
- Own the design, development, and scaling of integrations with major cloud providers (Google Cloud, AWS, Azure, Oracle Cloud, Cloudflare) that support mission-critical observability use cases
- Collaborate with product management, customer success, and solution architects to define integration strategy, technical requirements, and roadmaps
- Design and evolve ingestion and processing pipelines that handle large-scale metrics, logs, and events with high performance and resilience
- Establish best practices for integration security, scalability, and reliability
- Troubleshoot complex integration issues across distributed environments, partnering directly with enterprise customers when needed
- Stay current on emerging technologies, identify opportunities for product differentiation, and drive adoption of innovative integration patterns
- Create technical design documents, reference architectures, and implementation guides for internal and external audiences
- Provide mentorship, conduct code/design reviews, and help raise the technical bar for the team
- Reporting to Chris Stone, Engineering Manager
Our take
As more and more companies move their software and services to the cloud, the way they run and protect those systems has had to change too. Old-school tools built for static data centers just can't keep up, especially when AI and massive data workloads are involves. Modern teams now need real-time visibility into what's happening across their systems so they can spot problems fast and keep things running smoothly.
So Chronosphere has entered the scene, built from the ground up for cloud-native environments. It's an observability platform that can handle huge volumes of data without crushing costs or performance. Essentially, it helps engineering teams see what's happening inside their cloud systems so they can understand issues quickly and fix them before they become big problems. Its especially well suited for high-scale environments like AI workloads, so it's no surprise it's already trusted by some of the world's most advanced cloud and AI-native companies.
And this impact was big enough that it recently caught the attention of Palo Alto Networks, which has now acquired the company. For Chronosphere, this puts it in a strong position going forward, with backing from a global cybersecurity leader, its technology now sits at the center of how future cloud and AI systems stay resilient, secure, and always online.
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Insights
41% employee growth in 12 months
Company
Funding (last 2 of 4 rounds)
Jan 2023
$115m
SERIES C
Oct 2021
$200m
SERIES C
Total funding: $369.4m
Company benefits
- Competitive Salary
- Medical, Dental, Vision
- Training & Career Growth
- Parental and Reproductive
- Coaching and Therapy
- Wellness & Fitness stipend
- Stock Options
- Flexible PTO
- Remoter-first, office space available
- Gender Affirming Care
- Summer Fridays
- Personal Development stipend
Company HQ
Garment District, New York, NY
Leadership
Martin Mao
(Co-Founder & CEO)After working in Software Engineering for Microsoft, Call Design, Google, and Woods Bagot, Martin served as Technical Lead for Amazon Web and Director of Pure Interactive. They then spent 4 years at Uber, before co-founding Chronosphere.
Rob Skillington
(Co-Founder & CTO)Rob worked as a Software Engineer at Microsoft and Groupon before spending 5 years at Uber as Staff Software Engineer.
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