Golang SRE / Production Engineer

DoubleZero Foundation operates DoubleZero, a protocol-led global fiber network for high-performance distributed systems.

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Maintainer signals as of 9/2/2026

Grand Cayman, KY
About DoubleZero Foundation

DoubleZero is a blockchain-coordinated, contributor-powered fiber network that provides dedicated low-latency connectivity rather than relying on public-internet routing. Its DoubleZero Edge product delivers Solana market data and validator shreds through multicast, serving trading firms, market makers, infrastructure providers, and validators. It also offers an experimental Geolocation Verification service that uses latency measurements and onchain-registered infrastructure to produce cryptographic location proofs for compliance, access control, and validator-location verification.

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About the Role

You will design and build automation-first reliability systems in Go, treating infrastructure as pipelines for provisioning, observability, deployment, and failover. You will build internal tooling, control planes, and reliability infrastructure, own production readiness, alerting, and operational maturity, and work across protocol, networking, and hardware boundaries.

Requirements

  • Experience as an SRE or production engineer in large production environments
  • Strong Go engineering experience in production environments
  • Experience designing systems for scale, reliability, and operational simplicity
  • Experience building internal platforms and tooling
  • Knowledge of distributed systems, networking, and low-level system behavior

Responsibilities

  • Design and build automation-first reliability systems in Go
  • Treat infrastructure as pipelines for provisioning, observability, deployment, and failover
  • Build internal tooling, control planes, and reliability infrastructure
  • Own production readiness, alerting, and operational maturity
  • Work across protocol, networking, and hardware boundaries