Infrastructure Developer  (Ruby / node.js / Erlang)
Contentful (#URL_0252efddcbc4b8f51969fca7b054595976ea4678fd880b3653151e618d447b33#) is an API-first content management platform for web and mobile applications and the first cloud-based service to allow content to be distributed across any device, application or platform, with one single input.Content is managed in a completely presentation-independent format and can be served to all current and future platforms, including iOS, Android, Google Glass or interactive JavaScript apps.We are still early stage but showed significant traction and have paying customers. We are funded by the world’s leading VCs, Benchmark’s European sister Balderton (MySQL, Redhat, Twitter, New Relic, Dropbox) and SaaS expert Point Nine Capital (ZenDesk, Unbounce, Server Density). Our advisory board includes key personalities from the BBC, Apple, Rovio, Symantec as well as thought leaders in the Web and Content Management space.Contentful is building a platform on which major publishers and fortune 500 companies rely for delivering their content. The challenges we face are those typical of a high performance and high availability environment and in addition to that we must collect all our internal infrastructure data and events and use it in order to produce insights for our users so they can build better applications on top of Contentful.You’ll be writing software that configures servers, coordinates and orchestrates components of our service oriented architecture and manages their configuration. You’ll continuously improve and tweak our monitoring by integrating services and writing new software. Reliability, availability and metrics should be your passion. You enjoy writing code that makes a heterogeneous distributed system run smoothly.You are a developer who loves writing software that glues together systems and applications, you’re confident using tools like Chef and you see how Docker fits in a complex infrastructure. You’ve been through the distributed systems enthusiasm/delusion cycle and know the pitfalls.
Title: Infrastructure Developer  (Ruby / node.js / Erlang)
Salary: None
Description: Contentful (#URL_0252efddcbc4b8f51969fca7b054595976ea4678fd880b3653151e618d447b33#) is an API-first content management platform for web and mobile applications and the first cloud-based service to allow content to be distributed across any device, application or platform, with one single input.Content is managed in a completely presentation-independent format and can be served to all current and future platforms, including iOS, Android, Google Glass or interactive JavaScript apps.We are still early stage but showed significant traction and have paying customers. We are funded by the world’s leading VCs, Benchmark’s European sister Balderton (MySQL, Redhat, Twitter, New Relic, Dropbox) and SaaS expert Point Nine Capital (ZenDesk, Unbounce, Server Density). Our advisory board includes key personalities from the BBC, Apple, Rovio, Symantec as well as thought leaders in the Web and Content Management space.Contentful is building a platform on which major publishers and fortune 500 companies rely for delivering their content. The challenges we face are those typical of a high performance and high availability environment and in addition to that we must collect all our internal infrastructure data and events and use it in order to produce insights for our users so they can build better applications on top of Contentful.You’ll be writing software that configures servers, coordinates and orchestrates components of our service oriented architecture and manages their configuration. You’ll continuously improve and tweak our monitoring by integrating services and writing new software. Reliability, availability and metrics should be your passion. You enjoy writing code that makes a heterogeneous distributed system run smoothly.You are a developer who loves writing software that glues together systems and applications, you’re confident using tools like Chef and you see how Docker fits in a complex infrastructure. You’ve been through the distributed systems enthusiasm/delusion cycle and know the pitfalls.
Requirements: None experience, None education
Fraudulent: No