Full-stack / Platform Engineer

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About ClovyrClovyr makes it super easy for people and businesses of all technical skill levels to find and use software that treats them better than data-hungry SaaS apps. We help open source projects (especially those with complex tech stacks) grow their community of contributors and get their apps into more people’s hands. The Clovyr platform makes self-hosting anywhere from a home server to your own cloud account simple and safe.We care deeply about privacy-conscious design, re-decentralizing the web, and building systems that give people choice and control without sacrificing usability.Clovyr is recently funded and growing quickly! ☘️Learn more at clovyr.io and clovyr.app.About the Full-stack / Platform Engineer role:This is a core technical role that reports to the VP of Engineering.

• Work with Clovyr's cofounders and engineering team to turn the product vision into user-visible features
• Turn an MVP of the first software orchestration platform that runs in the browser into a ubiquitously used production application
• Build software that runs reliably on other people's infrastructure without constant phone-home monitoring
• Harden and automate our onboarding processes until they can be externalized as self-onboarding tools

Your Experience & Skills:

• You are very comfortable with Go, able to describe why you love it, why you hate it, and also why it's still worth using
• You have some experience with a functional programming language like Haskell or Rust. You are able to describe both the challenges and benefits of building libraries, products, teams, and companies around one of these languages, and also why they're still worth using
• You have worked with Kubernetes enough to reliably create, manage, and troubleshoot apps and services
• You are relentless in digging into challenges and identifying root causes. When you ask questions, they show you've already done some work to understand the problem space
• You have built some proxy servers, orchestration tools, networking devices, and/or homebrew tools that dig deep into the guts of modern network engineering

This role might be a great fit if you:

• Have a deep interest in the problems that Clovyr works on, from the technical (how can we make self-hosting so simple that non-technical people delight in doing it) to the practical (why is a world where more people and businesses run their own software desirable)?
• Have wrestled with running a home server and/or on-prem B2B apps and services
• Understand how peer-to-peer filesharing worked in 2007
• Understand how crypto/web3 infrastructure works in 2022 (and have pragmatic opinions about it)
• Have relationships in open source communities, especially those organized around privacy-conscious software
• Subscribe to posts from the Internet Archive and EFF in your lovingly curated RSS feed