PgDog (YC P25) Is Hiring a Founding Software Engineer
PgDog, a Y Combinator-backed database startup, is hiring a founding software engineer to help build a distributed PostgreSQL scaling engine. The company emphasizes a hands-on, first-principles approach to infrastructure and is looking for engineers comfortable working with or without AI assistance.
Why it matters
This reflects the ongoing demand for specialized database infrastructure talent and the specific cultural values of early-stage Silicon Valley startups.
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Hey! PgDog is a tiny database startup, based out of SF, with a global team. We’re scaling the world’s most popular database, PostgreSQL. PgDog is in production, used by dozens of companies, large and small. The problem is big, but so is the opportunity, and we’re hiring!
The jack of all trades. Rust, Postgres, a bit of infrastructure, networking, distributed systems, and so much more. You’ll build features that will go directly into our customers hands, the day you ship them.
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