Mixpanel
Software Engineer, DevInfra
About this role
Mixpanel is seeking a Software Engineer for the DevInfra team, focused on enhancing the software development lifecycle by automating processes and supporting engineering teams. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in tooling, cloud infrastructure, and team collaboration.
What you'll do
- Collaborate with teams to enhance their software development lifecycle
- Deploy AI tools and build automated solutions for engineering needs
- Support high volume data ingestion systems with low latency
- Administer Google Cloud Platform and Kubernetes environments
- Set standards for Kubernetes deployment and observability
- Maintain CI/CD pipelines and development environments
What they're looking for
- 3+ years of experience in software engineering
- Proficiency in Go, Python, or JavaScript/TypeScript
- Experience with Kubernetes in production
- Knowledge of Google Cloud Platform or major cloud providers
- Familiarity with AI coding agents
- Experience with observability tools
- Documentation skills
- Understanding of service mesh concepts
Benefits
- Remote work flexibility
- Opportunity to work with leading-edge technology
- Collaborative team environment
- Focus on professional development
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Mixpanel
Mixpanel builds data analytics and insights platforms that help companies understand user behavior and make data-driven decisions. The company is hiring Software Engineers for teams focused on AI-powered automated insights and developer infrastructure to enhance both the analytics experience and internal engineering workflows.
- Website
- mixpanel.com
Likely interview questions
- Tell us about a time you identified and automated away significant toil or tooling pain points for a team. What was the impact?
- Describe your production experience with Kubernetes. What challenges have you encountered and how did you solve them?