Kubernetes lifecycle management platform for multi-cloud and hybrid environments
Spectro Cloud operates a Kubernetes management platform spanning AWS, Azure, and GCP, with active work on Go microservices and self-service provisioning. The tech stack reveals dual operational tracks: production Kubernetes orchestration (EKS, Helm, Prometheus, Grafana) layered atop infrastructure-as-code (Terraform, CloudFormation, Ansible). Notably, they're replacing VMware and OpenShift while adopting Docker and Kubernetes—a pattern suggesting a shift from legacy virtualization toward cloud-native container ecosystems. Engineering-heavy hiring (16 of 28 roles) skews senior, indicating focus on deepening platform capabilities rather than team expansion.
Spectro Cloud, founded in 2019 and based in San Jose, builds a multi-cluster Kubernetes management platform for enterprises running containerized workloads across datacenters, private clouds, and public cloud providers. The platform handles the full lifecycle of Kubernetes environments—provisioning, configuration, governance, and operations—with emphasis on giving IT teams visibility and control across heterogeneous infrastructure. Active development spans the Palette management interface, runtime components, Kubernetes best-practices tooling, and self-service provisioning features. The company operates across the United States and India, with 201–500 employees.
AWS, Azure, and GCP. The platform also integrates with VMware vSphere environments and edge infrastructure, supporting hybrid and multi-cloud deployments.
Core infrastructure runs on Kubernetes, Go, Terraform, and CloudFormation. Observability uses Prometheus and Grafana; configuration management uses Ansible and Helm. Security tooling includes Falco.
Yes. Engineering roles dominate active hiring (16 of 28 total positions), with most at senior level. The company is also hiring in product, sales, security, and support across the US and India.
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