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Founding Software Engineer

PgDog · San Francisco, CA, US / CA, US / OR, US / Remote (San Francisco, CA, US; CA, US; OR, US) · Remote

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About PgDog

Scaling engine for PostgreSQL. Backed by Y Combinator.

About the role

The jack of all trades. Rust, Postgres, a bit of infrastructure, networking, distributed systems, and so much more. You’ll build features that will go directly into our customers hands, the day you ship them.

What they're looking for

  • In-place data redistribution: let’s make Postgres scale like Cassandra/Elastic. Having the ability to dynamically shard would be super cool and make it a push-button op
More about this role

Hey! PgDog is a tiny database startup, based out of SF, with a global team. We’re scaling the world’s most popular database, PostgreSQL. PgDog is in production, used by dozens of companies, large and small. The problem is big, but so is the opportunity, and we’re hiring!

The jack of all trades. Rust, Postgres, a bit of infrastructure, networking, distributed systems, and so much more. You’ll build features that will go directly into our customers hands, the day you ship them.

With great power comes great responsibility. You’re meticulous, detail-oriented and are not afraid to take calculated risks. You write tests because you want to make sure the thing works, not to check a box. You’re not afraid to run code in production, on real data; after all, that’s the only way to know something really works.

Also, pretty important these days: you don’t let AI do the thinking for you; you’re comfortable with and without it.

You’ll fix a bug or ship a cool feature. We’ll give it to one of our users or customers to try right away.

You’ll get acquainted with pretty much all of our code. You’ll start coming up with your own bug fixes and features.

You’re designing our roadmap. You’re...

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