You like the foundations.
Storage engines, wire protocols, concurrency primitives. The work that does not show up in the launch announcement but decides whether the launch holds up later.
Careers
One role open.
The first hire matters.
The team is small and we hire when the engine forces us to. Right now one role is open: a senior Rust engineer to work on the database internals. If the description below sounds like you, write us.
Who we look for
The technical surface is wide enough that we will not be precious about the languages on your résumé. The traits below matter more than the keyword match.
You read benchmarks carefully.
You notice when an author admits the dataset is too small to conclude anything, and you write that kind of caveat into your own results.
You work in the open.
You are comfortable arguing a point in an RFC, and comfortable being wrong about it in writing. Both are how a system gets better.
You disagree well.
You can push back on the founder without raising your voice and without backing down. The team will hold you to the same standard.
Open role
- Open now
Senior Rust engineer, database internals.
Remote
Storage engines, query planners, columnar formats, distributed systems on object storage. If you have worked on the kind of database internals NamiDB is made of, and want to help build a graph database from that layer up, we want to hear from you.
How to apply
Write us at hiring@namidb.com with whatever you think tells us most about how you work: a paper, a postmortem, a side project, or a benchmark you ran for fun. No résumé required.
Run it on your own bucket.
Early access to the Cloud is open. One launch email when the engine is ready, never spam.