PlayStation Global
Platform Engineer II
About this role
Sony Interactive Entertainment seeks a Platform Engineer II to design and maintain Kubernetes infrastructure using eBPF and iptables-based CNIs. You'll develop microservices in Docker, TypeScript, and Golang, deploy monitoring systems with Prometheus/Grafana and Elastic Stack, and provide technical support for containerized applications in Linux environments.
What you'll do
- Develop and secure new infrastructure services using Docker, TypeScript, and Golang
- Deploy and manage monitoring for specialized microservices with Prometheus, Grafana, and eBPF programs like Cilium
- Debug containerized microservices running in Kubernetes using GDB, Linux network tools, and Wireshark
- Research and evaluate emerging Kubernetes technologies for technical fit
- Provide day-to-day Kubernetes support and troubleshooting to internal users
- Identify and resolve security, efficiency, cost, and process issues in the technology stack
What they're looking for
- Kubernetes and container orchestration
- Go and TypeScript programming
- Docker containerization
- eBPF and network packet filtering
- Prometheus and Grafana monitoring
- Linux networking and debugging tools
- Elastic Stack (ELK) deployment
- Microservices architecture
Benefits
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage
- 401(k) matching program
- Paid time off
- Wellness program
- Employee discounts on Sony products
- Eligible for bonus package
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PlayStation Global
PlayStation Global builds gaming platforms and backend systems for PlayStation products, including console and mobile applications. The company is hiring software engineers across backend, frontend, testing, and systems infrastructure roles to support large-scale services and player experiences.
- Website
- playstation.com
Likely interview questions
- Describe your experience implementing and managing Kubernetes CNIs—which ones have you worked with, and how did you troubleshoot networking issues?
- Walk us through a time you debugged a containerized microservice in production using tools like GDB or Wireshark.