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Core Competencies
Role fitCore Competencies
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Demonstrates strong capabilities in designing, building, and operating backend infrastructure, with a focus on Linux and cloud environments. Proficient in writing efficient code and maintaining service uptime while effectively communicating technical concepts.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Linux ExperienceCloud ExperienceContainer ManagementSystems-Level KnowledgeCode Documentation
ATS Keywords
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Hard Skills
Backend Infrastructure DesignService DevelopmentPerformance MonitoringTesting and ValidationDistributed Systems KnowledgeOperating Systems KnowledgeNetworking KnowledgeDatabase ManagementLow-Level Systems KnowledgeVirtual Machine Management
Soft Skills
Independent Decision-MakingEffective CommunicationProblem-Solving
Tools & Technologies
Google CloudAWSAzureLinuxContainersMacOS
Industry Keywords
Infrastructure EngineeringDeveloper-Facing ServicesOn-Call RotationService UptimeUser-Centric Development
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesAWSAzureCloudDistributed SystemsLinuxMacOS
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Join EAS’s infrastructure team as an early-career engineer, working alongside a senior engineer
- Learn to design, build, and operate backend infrastructure for developer-facing services on a Linux fleet and cloud foundation
- Build internal improvements that make services easier to manage, faster, and cheaper to run
- Write software that runs correctly and efficiently
- Own code uptime and performance
- Add tests and monitoring
- Participate in the team’s on-call rotation
Requirements
What you’ll need- Early-career engineering experience with Linux, containers, and writing small services
- Experience building something real end to end with users or real load
- Comfortable with virtual machines and containers
- Cloud experience; Google Cloud experience is used by Expo, while AWS, Azure, or a home lab experience carries over
- Knowledge of operating systems, networks, databases, and distributed systems
- Deep knowledge in at least one low-level area: operating system, network, cloud, or deployment path
- Comfortable writing code and willingness to write substantially more
- Systems-level knowledge of macOS or networking is a bonus
- Ability to make sound decisions independently and propose effective improvements
- Ability to write services that remain healthy over time
- Ability to communicate ideas and code clearly through documentation, GitHub reviews, blog posts, and other writing
- Understanding of Expo users' problems and goals
- Daily use of agents for real work and ability to explain validation performed before trusting results