ProxCenter is built by a small independent team, for sysadmins running real infrastructure. If infrastructure, clean code and direct contact with users appeal to you, let's talk.
An independent team, an open-source product, and customers running it in production.
The core of ProxCenter is public on GitHub. What you build is read, used and challenged by the Proxmox community, not buried in a private repository.
A small independent team with no management layers. What you ship reaches production clusters in days, not quarters.
Go for the orchestrator, Next.js and TypeScript for the interface, PostgreSQL underneath. Recent versions, kept up to date, with no decade of technical debt to carry.
Distributed work, flexible hours, asynchronous by default. We measure what gets delivered, not hours spent online.
You talk to the sysadmins running the product. Feedback arrives raw, without a chain of intermediaries rewriting it.
You own your subjects end to end: design, implementation, deployment and the support that follows.
Three families of skills, whatever your current job title says.
Proxmox VE, CEPH, Debian, networking and high availability. You can build a cluster, break it on purpose and explain exactly why it broke.
Go on the orchestrator side, TypeScript and Next.js on the interface side. Readable code, tested, reviewed and shipped.
Guiding VMware to Proxmox migrations, answering sharp technical questions and writing documentation people actually use.
We would rather say so than advertise phantom roles. Spontaneous applications are read: if your profile matches one of the above, write to us and we will get back to you as soon as a position opens.
Describe what you can do and what you are looking for, and add a link to your GitHub, LinkedIn or online CV. We answer every application.