Oxide has built an integrated, rack-scale cloud computer, delivering the convenience and developer experience of the cloud in a form businesses can own. We’re looking for experienced product engineers to help build a cohesive experience across every part of the system that customers interact with: API, web console, CLI, SDKs, and docs.

• Build cloud API features end-to-end, including requirements, database modeling, application logic, API endpoints, UIs, and docs.

• Write API code in Rust and UI code in TypeScript, supported by a typed API client generated from the API source. The code you write will be open source, be it in Rust in Omicron or TypeScript and React in the web console.

• Work with colleagues across the control plane, design, product assurance, support, and sales to figure out how best to satisfy customer needs.

• Interpret design intent and decide how to realize it, whether that means adapting the UI to existing API capabilities or evolving the API to support the experience.

• Use your web expertise to help with other Oxide sites like RFDs, docs, oxide.computer, and internal tools.

• Have deep experience shipping web APIs and modern frontends in production

• Are expert in either TypeScript or Rust and strong in the other

• Think systematically about consistency, naming, and how abstractions compose

• Care a lot about how people will actually use what you build

• Believe in fully documenting your ideas

• Enjoy reading documentation produced by others

• Make the tools you wish you had

• Browse our public Requests for Discussion to get a flavor for how we work

• Listen to Hiring Processes with Gergely Orosz to familiarize yourself with the Oxide hiring process

• Prowl around the API docs and the code in Omicron, the web console, or the CLI

• Listen to some of our episodes of Oxide and Friends. Some recommendations:

  • The Frontend of the Computer on our API-driven approach in the control plane and web console

  • Systems Software in the Large on our multi-year effort around system update

  • RFDs: The Backbone of Oxide on the system we built for technical discussions