Location: PST, USA
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Go, Python, C++, AWS, GCP, Postgres, etc
CV: Available on request
Email: sapien.reversing.entropy@gmail.com
Backend / infra SWE with 10 YOE. Most recently I was a SWE-SRE at FAANG (5 years) and a Fortune 500. Interested in working with teams working towards something for the general benefit of society and not just looking to maximize shareholder profit. Examples areas include: education, healthcare, GovTech (public interest tech, grassroots organizing), climate / sustainability.
Location: Washington, starting mid-March 2026, can start interviewing now
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Golang, Python, relational databases, AWS, GCP, ... (does anyone actually read these long lists?)
Email: sapien.reversing.entropy@gmail.com
I'm a software engineer with 10 YOE, though I was also an SRE at Google for a long time, so perhaps I have an understanding and appreciation of how to scale systems and infrastructure as well. Generally I like building interesting and reliable distributed systems. I'm looking to work with a smallish team of senior engineers trying to solve something interesting, or doing something generally good for society. These days I've been using Golang quite a bit, and I'm looking to work more in that language.
Spent the last 5 years at Google building and operating critical services with huge scale. I designed and shipped distributed monitoring systems, migrated a huge global, sharded database to safe rollout automation, and shipped code in Go, Python and C++, both internal tooling, as well as instrumenting and adding features to user-facing binaries serving many QPS. Half the time I was production oncall for these services too. Before this, moved fast at startups and mid-sized US companies. Now seeking: Backend or infrastructure engineering roles where I can build resilient systems that matter. Strong preference for companies with meaningful mission, but open to any team with high ownership culture. In my work, I care a lot about resilient design, long-term operability, and reliability and would like to work with others who are similarly oriented.
Location: Currently Japan, relocating to US (PNW preferred) or remote
Remote: Open to remote or hybrid
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Golang (current focus), Python, C++, Kubernetes, protocol buffers, PostgresQL, AWS, CI/CD, GitHub Actions, batch / streaming pipelines...More than the specific technologies, I think it's important to know what questions to ask of it, its limitations, and how to pick up anything.
Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EP4ME2XGhXWFRhf77pgPE6bSlqr... (PII removed)
Email: sapien.reversing.entropy@gmail.com
