Technical Services Engineer - Weekend Shift @MongoDB

    19 days ago·MongoDB is hiring a remote Technical Services Engineer - Weekend Shift·📍 United States

    Overview

    The role involves working as a Technical Services Engineer at MongoDB, primarily focusing on problem-solving and customer service related to MongoDB issues. This remote position is tailored for candidates based on the east coast of the United States.

    Key Responsibilities

    • Advise customers on complex MongoDB problems across the entire MongoDB ecosystem.
    • Resolve questions on architecture, performance, recovery, and security for customers.
    • Mentor new team members and contribute to internal projects.
    • Collaborate with product management and development teams to advocate for customer needs.
    • Help customers with automation, backup, and monitoring of their MongoDB systems.

    Requirements

    • Systems engineering experience, including Linux performance and troubleshooting.
    • Understanding of networking concepts and protocols (DNS, TCP/IP, SSL/TLS).
    • Experience with storage engineering and production database systems.
    • Coding/scripting skills in one or more languages (Java, Python, etc.).
    • Ability to analyze issues holistically from application to storage.
    • Genuine desire to help others and a collaborative attitude.
    • US Citizenship is required due to federal regulations.

    Benefits

    • 20% salary uplift for weekend shifts.
    • Flexible paid time off, including 20 weeks fully-paid gender-neutral parental leave.
    • Access to mental health counseling and comprehensive health benefits.
    • Participation in the employee stock purchase program.

    Location

    Remote - Candidates should be based on the east coast of the United States.

    How to Apply

    Interested candidates should apply through the company’s provided application link.

    Deadline

    No specific deadline mentioned.

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