Want to work on the top notch technologies while building the tools of the future? Well, we got something for you.

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Kubiya is the world's first ever fully-automated DevOps assistant. Using conversational AI (even before ChatGPT went wild), we convert complex operations into a very simple conversation. We’re experiencing a very high demand for our vision and we are looking for a super talented engineer to share this vision with us and of course make it a reality.

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You could even show off to your friends that you're working with GoLang, Conversational AI, Machine Learning, and MUCH more.What will you be actually doing:

• Build from scratch major elements of an innovative product
• Be a team player as part of a super strong and experienced group of engineers.
• Be THE feature owner of a subset of the product which means to take the initiative from ideation, to design, implementation, deployment and all the way to monitoring.
• Work closely with team members and leadership, product managers, and designers to architect, prioritize, and iterate over product functionality.
• Tackle hard technical problems—some at the architecture level, some at the code level, some at the product level—and come up with solutions, balancing practicality and innovation both short and long term.

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What you bring to the table:

• 4+ years of Backend experience with hands-on orientation and proven leadership skills in an agile environment.
• Experience in the industry (5+ years), including various languages and frameworks.  (preferably Golang is one of them)
• Strong familiarity with event driven systems, microservices and container orchestration tools (e.g Kubernetes, Docker-compose, swarm, etc..)
• Full ownership over major developments, bringing a large project from A to Z.
• Willingness to deep dive into challenging tasks and technologies.
• Excellent communication and teamwork skills, and verbal and written skills in English.
• Most importantly, team player who enjoys building rocket ships as a team (there is no ‘I’ in team, there’s also no ‘Y’ in team but you get the point)

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