20 hours ago
Pune, IndiaMid Level
Responsibilities
- Develop reliable and scalable backend services and CLI tools in Go or PHP with guidance from senior engineers.
- Work with cloud infrastructure across staging and production environments.
- Investigate application, infrastructure, and deployment issues and help resolve blockers.
- Build and maintain APIs and work with SQL databases such as MySQL.
- Write and maintain unit and integration tests.
- Follow code-quality, Git, documentation, and deployment practices.
- Participate in code reviews and collaborate with engineers across the R&D team.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in computer science or a related technical field, or equivalent practical experience, with 3+ years of professional software engineering experience.
- Backend development experience in Go or PHP, or the willingness and ability to learn either language.
- Experience with SQL databases such as MySQL, API design and implementation, and unit and integration testing.
- Familiarity with at least one of Azure, AWS, or GCP; Terraform; Docker; Git; and standard branching workflows.
- Basic understanding of TCP/IP and DNS and English proficiency at B2 level or above.
- Preferred qualifications include Linux or Ubuntu experience, Kubernetes and microservices exposure, familiarity with RabbitMQ or Kafka, familiarity with Datadog or Grafana, and awareness of software and infrastructure security best practices.
Tech Stack
Apache KafkaAWSAzureDatadogDockerGitGoGoogle Cloud PlatformGrafanaKubernetesLinuxMySQLPHPRabbitMQSQLTerraform
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About Kaseya
Kaseya builds IT management and cybersecurity software for managed service providers and internal IT teams, delivered as a unified, subscription-based platform covering RMM, PSA, backup, endpoint protection, and SOC services. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Miami, it is privately held and backed by Insight Partners. The company expanded its portfolio with acquisitions including Datto, and is used by MSPs and SMBs to automate and secure infrastructure.
