CDN Support Engineer I

About bunny.net

Some people accept the internet as it is. We see what it could be.

At bunny.net, we don’t wait for change. We make it happen. You won’t find layers of red tape or play-it-safe thinking here. You’ll find people who move quickly, take ownership, and push ideas all the way to the edge. Literally.

You’ll build things that solve actual problems, not add to them.

We’re not perfect, and we don’t pretend to be. But we’re always improving. We’re looking for people who want to do the same, who take pride in their work, and aren’t afraid to challenge what’s possible.

Because everyone deserves a better internet. And we’re here to help it hop faster.

CDN Support Engineer I As a CDN Support Engineer I, you'll play a hands-on role helping developers deliver fast and reliable experiences across our global edge network, powered by 150 Tbps+ of capacity and 119+ edge locations worldwide.

This role is a great fit for someone who has already spent a few years supporting developer-facing infrastructure, whether in hosting, networking, cloud platforms, or video delivery, and wants to go deeper into the technologies that power the modern internet.

Our CDN Support Engineers own technical problems end-to-end, working directly with developers to diagnose issues, guide complex troubleshooting, and keep the internet running fast for the thousands of developers who trust bunny.net.

You won’t be figuring things out alone.

Our Principal Support

Engineers will coach you directly, working through real production issues together and helping you grow toward the responsibilities of a CDN Support Engineer II.

If your instinct when something breaks is to dig deeper until you understand why it happened, not just how to restore it, you’ll fit right in here. Working hours:

You’ll rotate across support shifts and work alongside different Principal Support Engineers, gaining exposure to a wide range of production issues.

This role helps keep support coverage strong across shifts, which means stepping in to cover planned leave or unexpected absences. Being flexible around shifts is part of the role and comes with an additional shift allowance.

What will you do?

Help customers troubleshoot technical issues through Zendesk and Discord, providing clear explanations and effective solutions

Investigate delivery and performance issues involving caching, HTTP behavior, SSL/TLS, DNS configuration, and origin connectivity

Diagnose application-layer networking problems affecting website delivery and performance

Use tools like curl, traceroute, MTR, dig, and logs to analyze request flows and isolate production issues

Monitor network health and spot delivery problems before they escalate

Collaborate with our Engineering and Product teams when bugs or platform issues arise

Contribute improvements to internal troubleshooting guides and customer documentation

Share insights from customer interactions to help improve our platform and tooling

Continue developing your expertise in CDN architecture, caching systems, edge networking, and internet infrastructure

What will you bring?

3+ years of experience supporting developer-facing infrastructure such as hosting platforms, networking services, cloud environments, or video delivery systems A solid understanding of core internet technologies, including DNS, HTTP/HTTPS, headers, TLS/SSL, and caching

Hands-on experience troubleshooting production issues affecting live customer traffic

Confidence using diagnostic tools such as curl, dig, traceroute, or MTR The ability to investigate technical problems methodically to identify root causes

Clear written communication and the ability to explain technical topics to developers in fluent English A calm and structured approach when working on issues in production environments

Confidence working through problems that don’t always have an obvious answer

Genuine curiosity about how internet infrastructure works and a desire to keep learning

What will make us extra happy?

You’ve used bunny.net before

Great Spanish language skills

Experience supporting high-traffic websites, APIs, or streaming workloads

You’re genuinely curious about how the internet works and love digging into the details

You’ve worked in a startup environment and are comfortable moving fast, wearing multiple hats, and figuring things out as you go

Where should you be located?

All roles at bunny.net are fully remote. Work from wherever you hop best.

What's in it for you?

Life at bunny.net comes with benefits that make work (and life) better.

Remote-first by design - No offices, no commute, just the freedom to work anywhere. Miss the office? We’ll give you a 3-night voucher for visiting our headquarters.

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