Open Source Engineer (Americas)

Infisical(2 months ago)

RemoteFull TimeSenior$60,000 - $180,000Engineering, Product & Design

About this role

The Open Source Engineer at Infisical is responsible for developing and maintaining the open source security infrastructure stack for the AI era, focusing on components like secrets management, PKI, and PAM. This role involves engaging with the open source community, triaging issues, reviewing pull requests, and creating documentation to facilitate contributions. The engineer will closely collaborate with the CTO and engineering team to enhance the adoption of Infisical's open source offerings while shaping the growth of the community. Candidates should have over 5 years of full stack development experience, expertise in the TypeScript ecosystem, and familiarity with Go in production settings.

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Required Skills

Open Source Engineering
Full Stack Development
Typescript
Go
CLI Development
K8s Development
Open Source Projects
Contributor Documentation
Community Engagement
Issue Triage

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Qualifications

5+ years of experience across full stack development
Extensive experience working within the Typescript ecosystem
Experience working with Go in production settings
Extensive experience contributing to or maintaining open source projects

About Infisical

infisical.com

Infisical is a comprehensive secrets management platform designed to securely manage application configurations across teams and infrastructures, utilized by Fortune 500 companies and leading startups alike. It provides solutions for dynamically managing secrets, certificates, and access controls, ensuring enhanced security and efficiency in application development and deployment. With features like secret rotation and robust integration capabilities across various environments, Infisical empowers organizations to maintain the integrity and confidentiality of sensitive data seamlessly. Through proactive management, Infisical aims to enhance compliance and risk mitigation while simplifying the complexity of securing application secrets.