Engineering blog of Mercari, Japan's large C2C marketplace, on Kubernetes, SRE, security and infrastructure tooling.
HN commenters cite it for the Tortoise Kubernetes autoscaling tool, and Mercari uses the threads to post job openings in Tokyo.
Mercari Japan - various open roles, based in Tokyo - remote in Japan OK - https://careers.mercari.com/
Largest C2C marketplace in Japan and Japan's first tech unicorn, Mercari is aiming to become a truly global tech company. Our app allows anyone with a smartphone to easily sell items they no longer need, providing a new and unique user experience.
Circulate all forms of value
To unleash the potential in all people
“What can I do to help society thrive with the finite resources we have?”
The Mercari marketplace app was born in 2013 out of this thought by our founder Shintaro Yamada as he traveled the world. We believe that by circulating all forms of value, not just physical things and money, we can create opportunities for anyone to realize their dreams and contribute to society and the people around them.
Mercari aims to use technology to connect people all over the world and create a world where anyone can unleash their potential.
- We will relocate you and family to Japan if needed, visa, flights etc
- 30+ open roles across SWE, PM, Infra - big focus on iOS and Android in the coming months
- Frontend also a big focus - React
- Stack - https://engineering.mercari.com/en/technology-stack/
Feel free to apply directly on the careers site or reach out to me
From this blog(https://engineering.mercari.com/en/blog/entry/20240206-3a12bb1288/), it appears that Tortoise provides a feature that I think could be called managed HPV. It offers a way for administrators to configure and manage complex HPV policies while requiring minimal configuration from application developers (i.e., the users of HPV). BTW, I have a pet turtle and really like the pictures in the documentation.