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Antithesis

Solutions Engineer

San Francisco, CA$120k–$190kfulltimemidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Antithesis seeks a technically curious Solutions Engineer to demonstrate their distributed systems testing platform to customers through POCs, workshops, and technical consulting. You'll combine hands-on bug-finding expertise with customer education to showcase how their platform improves software reliability and reduces production incidents.

What you'll do

  • Execute proof-of-concept engagements to demonstrate platform value to prospective customers
  • Support customer onboarding and provide technical guidance on testing methodologies
  • Conduct workshops on property-based testing and system reliability topics
  • Qualify sales opportunities and provide technical consultations to the sales team
  • Build, maintain, and present product demonstrations
  • Create thought leadership content around testing complex distributed systems

What they're looking for

  • Automated testing (integration, end-to-end)
  • Docker and Kubernetes containerization
  • Object-oriented programming
  • Linux-based systems administration
  • Scripting languages (Python, Bash, JavaScript)
  • SQL and NoSQL querying
  • Technical communication and presentation
  • Distributed systems knowledge
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Antithesis

Antithesis builds a deterministic simulation platform for distributed systems testing that identifies bugs traditional testing methods miss. The company is hiring software engineers, customer-facing technical roles, and infrastructure specialists to develop its core platform and support customers in discovering and resolving bugs in their systems.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a time you had to quickly learn and master a new testing tool or technology. How did you approach it?
  • Describe your experience running automated tests (integration, end-to-end, or otherwise). What challenges did you face and how did you overcome them?