Infrastructure Engineer (Observability) - Remote

Overview

Voltage Park is seeking an Infrastructure Engineer with a focus on Observability to join our Infrastructure Engineering team. Our engineers design and operate the systems that manage thousands of bare-metal servers, GPUs, and high-performance networks across multiple data centers.

This role combines the breadth of a core infrastructure engineer with a specialty in observability and telemetry. You’ll design and operate metrics, logs, traces, and alerting pipelines that provide actionable insights for both internal teams and external customers — helping to ensure reliability and transparency at scale.

This is a fully remote position, although candidates must be based in the continental United States. Unfortunately, we are unable to provide sponsorship for this role.

In Short

• Design, build, and maintain observability platforms spanning metrics, logs, traces, and events.
• Create dashboards and alerting for internal stakeholders and scoped visibility for external customers.
• Ingest and correlate telemetry from GPUs, CPUs, networking, containers, APIs, and BMC/Redfish.
• Implement noise-resistant alerting pipelines that improve detection and reduce operational load.
• Collaborate with infrastructure, platform, and customer-facing teams to embed observability into workflows.
• Contribute to broader infrastructure engineering projects beyond observability.

Requirements

• 8+ years in infrastructure engineering, SRE, or observability roles. Strong experience with monitoring systems (Prometheus, Grafana, ELK, VictoriaMetrics, or similar).
• Proficiency in Python, Go, or bash for automation and data integration.
• Familiarity with container/Kubernetes observability.
• Understanding of streaming telemetry pipelines (Kafka, OTEL, Promtail, or equivalent).
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.

Benefits

• You enjoy working with a small, highly motivated team.
• You’re comfortable balancing autonomy with company-wide priorities.
• You value clarity, documentation, and actionable insights in observability systems.