Confluent - Senior Software Engineer II - Fleet Management Unified Deployment
Confluent - Senior Software Engineer II - Fleet Management Unified Deployment
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Unified Deployment Control Plane: Build and evolve the control plane that manages software rollout, upgrades, recovery, and lifecycle operations across large multi-cloud fleets.
- Fleet Lifecycle Orchestration: Develop systems that coordinate placement, maintenance, state transitions, and recovery workflows for services running across Confluent Cloud.
- Platform APIs & Abstractions: Design and enhance APIs that provide clean abstractions for deployment workflows, service lifecycle management, and fleet-wide operational controls.
- Cloud Platform Integration: Build and optimize integrations with the broader Confluent Cloud platform to enable seamless end-to-end operations across AWS, GCP, and Azure.
- Multi-Tenancy & Security: Implement and strengthen isolation, security controls, and safe operational boundaries across deployment and runtime management systems.
- Observability & Operations: Drive operational excellence through monitoring, automated health checks, remediation workflows, and self-healing capabilities. This job can be performed from anywhere in the US Required Skills
- 6+ years of experience delivering scalable software solutions.
- Deep expertise in Kubernetes, including controller development, operator patterns, and multi-cluster architectures.
- Strong proficiency in Go, with experience building production-grade backend or platform services.
- Experience with fleet-wide lifecycle management, deployment orchestration, or cloud infrastructure automation.
- Experience running production services in cloud environments, with strong knowledge of reliability, networking, and security fundamentals.
- Proven ability to independently own significant technical projects and collaborate effectively across teams.
- Experience with multi-tenant platform architectures and security isolation patterns.
- Familiarity with gRPC, Protobuf, and API design for internal platform services.
- Demonstrated track record of mentorship and technical leadership.
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