MinIO is the industry leader in high-performance object storage and the company behind the worldâs fastest, most widely deployed object store, powering production infrastructure for more than half of the Fortune 500, including 9 of the 10 largest global automakers and all 10 of the largest U.S. banks. Our enterprise offering, AIStor, is engineered to handle the scale, speed, and pressure of modern AI and analytics, from terabytes to exabytes, all in a single namespace.
As a Site Reliability Engineer, you will work closely with customers as well as the engineering team on enhancing, optimizing, validating and automating our cloud-native storage platform. Your role will be a mix of DevOps and software engineering to assure that MinIo is delivering a very high quality product with high-performance, scalability and durability to enable seamless data storage and retrieval for demanding workloads for customers.
This role requires deep expertise in DevOps practices, SRE, systems programming, distributed computing, and storage architectures. You will work closely with a world-class team of engineers to push the boundaries of object storage performance and reliability.
What You Will Do:
- Enhance, optimize, validate and automate core MinIO software for performance, scalability, and security.
- Help building and delivering high-performance distributed storage solutions with a focus on cloud-native architectures.
- Validate the MinIO Software according to customer environment and requirements, ensuring no surprises are observed at customer deployments.
- Improve existing features, fix critical issues, and contribute to open-source repositories.
- Collaborate with other engineers to refine architecture, APIs, and integrations.
- Write efficient, well-documented, and maintainable code.
- Conduct performance benchmarking and debugging of complex storage environments.
- Work closely with customers to address issues, and manage expectations.
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