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 About The Role You will work on our backend micro services cloud platform. Initial objective is to re-architect core services like our notifications platform, media services and authentication systems. For the notifications system we want to move to a Kafka based model. We’re replacing some of our RDBMS systems with a NoSQL system like MongoDB. In the case of our authentication system this is a large overhaul to eliminate some legacy open source software. With the media services we are overhauling the pipeline processing and also migrating the underlying datastore What you'll do <ul>
<li>Build, maintain and improve applications for the GoPro Cloud</li>
<li>Maintain the associated CI/CD pipelines for the ecosystem</li>
<li>Document the implemented solution</li>
<li>Provide estimations of work effort</li>
<li>Work together with QA, Program and Product to ensure timely delivery with quality 
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</ul>What you bring <ul>
<li>Ruby on Rails proficiency</li>
<li>Experience with asynch event driven systems like Kafka</li>
<li>Rest APIs</li>
<li>NoSql databases like MongoDB</li>
<li>General AWS skills (RDS, Kubernetes of EKS, etc)</li>
<li>5+ years exp 
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</ul>Bonus Points For <ul>
<li>Design and Implement distributed systems: Messaging, Queues, Workers</li>
<li>Experience with databases: Modelling, CRUD operations, querying SQL and NoSQL databases</li>
<li>Experience with Docker and container orchestration such as Amazon ECS/EKS 
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Software Engineering

(Engineering)

Costa Rica

We built a hypercloud with bare-metal performance. A hypercloud is a 100% software configurable virtual datacenter that lives on top of physical hardware securely in your private datacenter, on the public clouds of AWS, GCE, and Azure, and on your laptop. Virtual Machines tax performance. Containers are too new and insecure, forcing you to redesign app deployment flow. The hypercloud unit of computation is the Terminal Machine (TM, or just Terminal). TMs are the best of both worlds: you get the security and familiarity of full operating system instances with the bare-metal speed and efficiency of containers. TMs rebalance and migrate seamlessly without reboot to maximize efficiency of your cluster. Terminals resize from 1 CPU to 32 CPUs and 50GB of RAM when you need the power, in seconds, with no reboot. They automatically pause or shrink back down to save you money. “The software-defined data center is 10 years away,” they say. “The public cloud is too insecure,” they say. The hypercloud is the best of both worlds: you get the abstraction and power of the cloud, with the security of running everything in your own datacenter, plus the benefits of a hybrid cloud if you want both. Today. Who uses Terminal.com? Our users range from web app developers who spin up copies of their website in 5 seconds for QA and testing, to neuroscientists who analyze large FMRI datasets on computers that scale instantly, to online schools who teach people how to code using Terminal.com. RailsBridge relies on Terminal.com to teach first-time female engineers to code Ruby on Rails. Top consultants at ZS Associates crunch numbers on our platform for data science tasks every day. Professors at Carnegie-Mellon use Terminal.com to teach 100-student courses with no wasted effort. Engineers across Silicon Valley know that Terminal.com is the easiest and most powerful tool for conducting coding interviews. Terminal.com provides the full suite of tools for the modern developer. How did Terminal.com start? When Varun Ganapathi’s family moved from India to Boston, Massachusetts in the 1980's, they started a small company called Terminal Exchange Systems. The company provided terminals to local companies so that they could remotely access huge, main-frame computers. Varun Ganapathi helped his father carry machines door to door, renting out both the hardware and software to local businesses. As he grew up, Varun’s commitment to computing didn’t disappear. He completed his computer science PhD at Stanford, sold over 1 million copies of his paid photography mobile app, Pro HDR, and sold his second company, Numovis, to Google. After two years as a Google Senior Research Scientist, Varun asked his father if he could use the company domain name, Terminal.com. Varun explained that he had plans for it, but this time there would be no need to carry hardware door to door. Today, Varun and his San Francisco-based team rent out browser-based virtual machines that they call Terminals to thousands of users across the globe giving them access to the infinite resources of the cloud. Users ranging from online education students to Dev-Ops professionals can now start, resize, and scale their own Terminals in a matter of seconds. Inside each Terminal, they discover an intuitive interface for creating, editing, and sharing programs. And they don’t even have to wait for them to be delivered to their door.

San Francisco, CA, USA

Terminal.com

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