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RSS BotMB to Hacker NewsEnglish · 2 hours ago

Infracost (YC W21) is hiring Sr Node Eng to make $600B/yr cloud spend proactive

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Infracost (YC W21) is hiring Sr Node Eng to make $600B/yr cloud spend proactive

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Senior Product Engineer (Node.js) at Infracost | Y Combinator
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Help engineers fix what matters. You’ll work closely with PMs, designers, and engineers to build fast, reliable backends that power real-time infrastructure insights for thousands of engineers. What we’re looking for: GMT+2 to GMT-6 time zone Strong Node.js and TypeScript experience. You know how to track down memory leaks and performance issues. You can write complex PostgreSQL queries, understand query plans, and know when to reach for indexes, window functions, or CTEs. You’ve debugged deadlocks, optimized slow queries, and can untangle gnarly data models. You move fast. You get a dopamine hit every time you release to production, and jump on issues without hesitation. You've built something from scratch that you're proud of. You’ll thrive in an amazing, experienced, hardworking, respectful, supportive, and fun team. (Preferred) You've worked with GraphQL and understand how to design flexible, efficient schemas. Examples of challenges we have worked on recently: Scaled to support customers with thousands of GitHub organizations and tens of thousands of repositories. This has required us to overhaul our APIs, interfaces, onboarding processes, infrastructure, and more. Automatically fixing infrastructure issues. With infrastructure changes there's a lower tolerance for AI-generated slop - there's not the same safety nets in terms of testing and the risk is often higher. We've been iterating on our system that combines the AI-generated changes with our best-in-class static analysis engine to robustly open good-quality PRs to fix the most important issues for our customers. Built the Issue Explorer**,** a frontend and backend system for surfacing infrastructure issues at scale. We had to balance performance, UX, and data complexity to let enterprise customers filter, group, and chart tens of thousands of issues across their entire codebase. What we value: Ustomer, not customer: It is all about seeing us and the customer as one. We like to be a part of the user’s team, and help them however we can. If the user is not successful, then we will not be either so we try to walk in their shoes. It's more than work - we build relationships and community with users and customers. Open is our core: Put yourself out there. Show your learning. Transparency builds confidence. Encourage sharing the good and the bad. The best decisions are made when everyone has access to all the data. Be straightforward and kind, feedback is about your work not your person. Let's JEDI: Let’s Just Effing Do It! Own it and move fast. A good plan fiercely executed now is better than a perfect plan later. We ask for help and unblock each other. The main thing, is to keep the main thing, the main thing. Benefits: Work remotely, no commuting Regular company meet-ups Employee-friendly equity terms, including a 10 year exercise window (https://www.abar.tech/articles/10yr-excercise-window/) 401k matching (US) Health, dental, and vision insurance (US) 31 days paid leave per year (includes national holidays) 12 weeks paid parental leave

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