Platform Engineer
RootstackAt Rootstack, we are looking for a Platform Engineer with strong experience in Azure, observability, and telemetry, especially working hands-on with OpenTelemetry.
We’re looking for a profile capable of designing and maintaining observability pipelines, working with cloud infrastructure, and ensuring telemetry data is properly managed, secured, and protected in production environments.
Main requirements
- 5+ years of experience in Software Engineering, Platform Engineering, Data Engineering, or related roles.
- 3+ years of hands-on experience with Microsoft Azure.
- 2+ years of experience building observability or telemetry pipelines.
- Hands-on experience with OpenTelemetry.
- Knowledge of OTLP, OpenTelemetry Collectors, Spans, Traces, and Semantic Conventions.
- Experience with Azure technologies such as AKS, Azure Container Apps, API Management, and Application Insights.
- Experience with Azure Data Explorer / Kusto.
- Experience with ADLS Gen2 / Blob Storage.
- Experience with Azure Key Vault and Microsoft Entra ID.
- Experience with Python or Node.js and Bash.
- Knowledge of RBAC, private networking, and auditing.
- Experience with PII and secret scrubbing, including redaction, tokenization, or regex-based approaches.
- 100% conversational English.
- Location: Colombia.
- Work modality: Remote.
Responsibilities
- Design and maintain observability and telemetry pipelines.
- Implement solutions using OpenTelemetry.
- Work with OTLP, Collectors, traces, and spans.
- Integrate and manage Azure services.
- Manage, process, and monitor telemetry data.
- Implement security controls to protect sensitive information.
- Work with cloud infrastructure and services in production environments.
- Support scalable, secure, and reliable observability architectures.
Experience working with distributed systems, cloud security, monitoring platforms, and production-grade observability solutions will be highly valued.
Interested in joining our team? Apply to the position and grow your career with Rootstack.