Jobs in Brisbane, Australia

About the role

Join the team redefining how the world experiences design. Hey, g'day, , kia ora, 你好, hallo, vítejte! Thanks for stopping by. We know job hunting can be a little time consuming and you're probably keen to find out what's on offer, so we'll get straight to the point. Join the Production Engineering Group at Canva, where our mission is to make every system that powers Canva fast, reliable, and ready for the next scale. Infra owns the infrastructure layer that every other team builds on: compute, storage, networking, developer experience, and reliability. The Reliability Platform subgroup is where Canva thinks seriously about the technical risk that comes with operating at hundreds of millions of users. It's a group with broad scope, from the tooling that helps teams run incidents well, to the engineering work that stops incidents from happening in the first place.

What you'll bring

• You don't need to meet all of them, but the more the better and if you join the team, we're invested in helping you grow.
• Owned reliability work within large-scale distributed systems.
• When things broke, you wrote the fix, not the ticket.
• Previously worked as an engineer embedded in or partnering closely with a product or feature team, not siloed in a platform org that throws tools over the fence.
• You've built real things in Java, Go, Rust, C++, or a comparable systems language at production scale
• commercial depth, not academic familiarity.
• We're language-flexible for the right engineer, but you need to show up and win the technical duel in the first meeting
• Navigated sharding, replication, failure modes, consistency tradeoffs in real systems.
• Ability to parachute into an unfamiliar codebase, orient quickly, find where the problem actually lives, and fix it.
• Proven to have made things better in systems through wisdom and trust.
• You know the network stack and what traffic looks like a scale.
• Enough kernel-level understanding to reason about what's actually happening when a system misbehaves process scheduling, memory, I/O, network stack.

Benefits