Engineering Australia (Remote) FullTime Senior level

This role asks for a seasoned engineer to reshape a core access product so it runs reliably as a hosted service at global scale. The work mixes writing Go code, running Kubernetes in production, building monitoring and automation, and handling incidents and on-call. A solid candidate brings deep Linux, networking and container troubleshooting skills, solid Go and Kubernetes experience, and a record of technical leadership. How it fits the AI era

AI agents are treated as first class identities that need secure access, so the platform itself must be trustworthy and observable. Much of the routine toil, alerting and patching can be automated, which shifts human effort toward system design, correctness reasoning and judging what automation should do. Incident response and security judgment stay firmly with people. How it builds AI experience





The posting mentions building tooling that brings AI agents into operational workflows, which is a direct way to gain hands on experience. Candidates can prepare by practicing automation that lets agents assist with monitoring, alerting and toil reduction while keeping human review. Familiarity with identity and access concepts for machines and agents would help, given the company focus. Worth showing

Go production code Kubernetes operations Linux and networking Observability tooling Incident and on-call This is our own read, written from the employer's posting and the company's Spotlight. The employer's posting is the source of truth for the role. About Teleport

Infrastructure identity platform providing zero-trust cryptographic access for humans and AI agents

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📌 Staff Site Reliability Engineer (Canberra)
🏢 present of AI
📍 Canberra