Senior Pipeline Solutions Architect, Chronosphere
$195-220k
+ Bonus and equity
Observability purpose built for kubernetes
Job no longer available
Observability purpose built for kubernetes
201-500 employees
Job no longer available
$195-220k
+ Bonus and equity
201-500 employees
Company mission
To redefine what's possible in observability.
Role
Who you are
- As an early member of the team, this is a great opportunity for a builder who wants to have an outsized impact on the business
- BA/BS degree in Computer Science or a relevant field
- 8+ years of experience with DevOps, Logging, or related domains
- Fluent Bit experience
- Direct hands-on experience with Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, GCP, Azure, or other modern cloud-native technologies and platforms
- Experience working at a startup
- Github platform (issues, PRs, forking, merging, discussions, etc.)
- Experience delivering custom solutions to customers of all sizes, whether internal or external
- You are a perpetual learner, detail-oriented and analytical, with excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Willingness to travel up to 25%
Desirable
- Proficiency with the command line, and basic UNIX troubleshooting skills
- Prior experience at a SaaS vendor and in managing the entire customer life cycle including renewals
- Prior experience with observability tools
- Hands-on experience with the Prometheus data model and PromQL
What the job involves
- In this role, you will work with the engineers and executives in DevOps, SRE, Product, and development teams across different customers to architect their observability processes, pipelines, and systems
- You will not only advise the customer teams in their architecture and design of the Calyptia platform, but will act as a best practice advisor in their observability goals
- Interface with the customer's executive and leadership teams to understand the technical goals and business objectives related to their observability processes, design their Calyptia implementation to best fit those requirements, and correlate the technical success criteria to the business requirements
- Work with the customer's technical teams to analyze and understand current monitoring, logging, and observability practices and pipelines, design and guide the implementation of the optimized Calyptia setup for integration, scale, and repeatability
- Document, share and get the necessary customer approvals for the detailed design and architecture
- Document and share the different learnings, customer processes, and solutions with relevant internal Calyptia teams and contribute to the product design
- Build out internal reference architecture and design docs, and an advanced technical knowledge base
- Lead internal sessions for customers aiding in the adoption and usage of Calyptia
- Work closely with pre-sales and other post-sales teams to ensure that Calyptia customers are successful and experience a high level of customer satisfaction with the solution
- Reporting to Matt Meier, Sales Engineering Leader
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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