Software Developer/ Engineer/ Architect

Software Development Internship (Dublin)

The Role

  • Helping game studios integrate multiplayer features into the next ‘Call of Duty’
  • Developing plugins and extending our automation framework
  • Developing core features for our allocation and provisioning systems
  • Evolving, scaling, productizing and supporting our Kubernetes platform
  • Designing and implementing tools and automations running on distributed systems
  • Deploying and maintaining multiple Kubernetes clusters across multiple DCs with hundreds of nodes
  • Performing root cause analyses and proposing and/or implementing appropriate engineering solutions to prevent or mitigate recurring incidents.
  • Participating in design and code reviews.
  • Creating tools to automate all the things!

 

You will be required to work a minimum of 6 months but generally, the longer term (8 Month+) is preferred as you get more in-depth experience.

Requirements

  • Excellent programming skills
  • A good grasp of fundamental algorithms and data structures
  • Familiarity with source control (git preferred)
  • Excellent debugging and analytical skills
  • Can identify complex problems and find simple solutions
  • Can clearly communicate technical concepts in plain English

 

Nice-to-haves

  • Understanding of SQL−based databases (MySQL preferred)
  • Knowledge of networking technologies, e.g. TCP, UDP
  • Experience with Linux
  • Experience with multi−platform software development
  • Experience with security and scalability
  • Experience developing REST web services
  • Experience with Kubernetes and golang

 

We’re looking for the same qualities as Joel Spolsky: “smart, and gets things done”. For that reason, we welcome your application even if your work experience is limited and you haven’t yet built up a mile-long resume.

 

Please list any additional experience you have with Linux at home, any programming-related hobbies and resulting projects, any interesting school assignments you worked on, any open source involvement and a link to your code repository and/or blog.