Description
We are seeking a Senior Software Engineer to join our Release Engineering team, focused on building and improving the systems that enable automated, reliable, and scalable software delivery across Temporal's platform.
In this role, you will participate in the full software lifecycle , from design and implementation to deployment and long-term operation , and will collaborate with engineering teams to evolve release automation, improve tooling, and reduce manual steps in how we build and ship Temporal.
Key responsibilities include designing, building, and maintaining tools and systems that support release automation and deployment workflows, writing clean, reliable, and concurrent code that supports distributed systems, collaborating with cross-functional teams to understand and improve release quality and developer productivity, documenting technical designs, deployment practices, and operational procedures, and participating in small-team design reviews and contributing practical engineering solutions.
As a Senior Software Engineer, you will have the opportunity to explore new ways to use Temporal to power the release and deployment lifecycle, deepen your understanding of Temporal's architecture and service interactions, and experiment with new automation patterns, testing strategies, and workflow designs that increase release confidence.
To be successful in this role, you will need strong coding ability, especially in languages used at Temporal (e.g., Go, Java, or similar), a solid understanding of concurrency, distributed systems, and multi-threaded programming, experience contributing to backend systems, tooling, infrastructure, or developer workflows, a track record of solving moderately complex problems with reliable, maintainable solutions, and the ability to collaborate effectively in a remote, fast-paced environment.
Additionally, you will have familiarity with release automation concepts, CI/CD pipelines, build tools, or deployment orchestration, experience with cloud environments (AWS, GCP) and container tooling, and exposure to distributed systems orchestration, observability tooling, or platform engineering.