Software Engineer - Infra Instrumentation Req ID: FY R&D; #0
Location(s): Barcelona, Spain; Madrid, Spain; Málaga, Spain; Oviedo, Spain; Santander, Spain; Sevilla, Spain; Valencia, Spain; Valladolid, Spain; Zaragoza, Spain;
Work arrangement(s): Fully Remote (works exclusively from home), Hybrid (works from home and New Relic office throughout the week), Office (works primarily in a New Relic office)
Your OpportunityAt New Relic, we provide our customers real-time insights, so they can innovate faster. Our software delivers insightful observability tools across different technologies and distributed systems, enabling software engineering teams to identify, understand and tackle issues, analyze performance, and maximize their software and infrastructure.
The Infrastructure Instrumentation organization is looking for a Software Engineer to join our group in Europe. This organization develops and maintains instrumentation agents and integrations for a wide range of products, including Kafka, MySQL, etc. We are working on projects to make it easier to instrument and get visibility into infrastructure, simplifying observability for engineers so customers spend less time on instrumentation and setup, and leveraging open source frameworks like OpenTelemetry. All the development is open source either in Golang or Rust. We encourage async communication and independence, but we also build strong human relationships between team members during our ceremonies or in-person gatherings when possible.
What You'll DoBuild, maintain, and scale Rust and Go clients/projects as well as their support tools.Contribute to Open Source and get the chance to grow your reputation and skills.Collaborate with team members to discuss and implement service improvements, research new tools and services to solve sophisticated problems properly.Ship incrementally and often, helping the team to maintain a constant flow of feedback on its work.Work in an agile environment with a DevOps approach; teams build and maintain their own software, including participating in second layer support rotations.This Role RequiresAt least three years of experience and a passion for open source software, Linux systems, software architectures, and the Rust programming language.An autonomous, cross-functional, and agile mindset that thrives in a fast-paced environment focused on delivering high-quality software at a regular cadence.Self-motivation, fast learning, accountability, and creative problem-solving skills.A collaborative spirit, especially in important decisions and sharing code ownership.Bonus Points If You HaveExperience developing instrumentation products.Experience developing on different Unix OSes and Windows.Upstream contributions to relevant Open Source projects like OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, DBs, http servers, etc.
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