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At Q-Tech, we are looking for a Platform Engineer for a German start-up specializing in vector databases and semantic search.
Our client develops innovative AI-driven technology, offering vector-based search solutions that enhance information retrieval in complex environments. Their platform enables businesses to process unstructured data with high precision and efficiency, optimizing recommendation systems and advanced data analytics
Responsibilities
Design, implement, and maintain scalable and efficient infrastructure using vector database technologies and cloud services
Collaborate closely with development teams to integrate Go-based solutions into the platform
Manage and optimize deployments on Kubernetes, ensuring high availability and performance
Automate development and operations processes to improve efficiency and reduce errors
Monitor and troubleshoot performance issues, ensuring platform stability and scalability
Stay up to date with the latest trends in containerization, orchestration, and cloud technologies
Requirements
Strong experience in Go programming
Solid expertise in Kubernetes and container orchestration
Hands-on experience with cloud platforms (AWS, GCP, or Azure)
Knowledge of vector databases and modern search engine technologies is a plus
Experience with CI/CD pipelines and infrastructure as code (Terraform, Helm)
Strong problem-solving skills and ability to work in a fast-paced environment
Preferred Qualifications
Contributions to open-source projects
Experience in AI-driven systems, including NLP, recommendation systems, or computer vision
Knowledge of distributed architectures and microservices
What We Offer
Fully remote position within Europe.
Work with cutting-edge technology in a highly innovative environment.
Competitive salary and benefits package.
Collaborative culture and professional growth opportunities.
If you are passionate about cloud infrastructure, Kubernetes, and Go development, this is your opportunity to join a team of experts revolutionizing the industry.
Originally posted on Himalayas