Who We're Looking For:
- You can turn complex business requirements into working software that our customers love to use.
- You're proud of the code you write, but you're also pragmatic.
- You know when it is time to refactor, and when it's time to ship.
- You're focused, driven and can get challenging projects across the finish line.
- You're empathetic, patient and love to help your teammates grow.
- You have experience running apps in production and take software engineering practices seriously. You write meaningful tests and understand the value of great logging, proper monitoring and error tracking.
Project You Could Work On:
- We collaborated closely with our BizOps and Design team to rebuild all parts of our billing experience, from the customer’s first visit, to building a pricing simulator tool, to implementing algorithms that can handle complex billing scenarios at our scale.
- Work on building and extending our Evergreen UI library that saves our engineers many hours a week. Think pixel-perfect implementations by default .
- We used a HLL to scale an analytics tool that handles thousands of requests / sec.
- We're building powerful tools that help our customers protect the integrity of their data, and the decisions they make with it.
- We’re rethinking the way customers structure their Segment workspaces and control access to resources.
Requirements:
- You can write both client side and server side JavaScript using the latest APIs and language features.
- You have some familiarity with Golang or are excited to learn it.
- Minimum of 3 years of industry experience in engineering or some cool projects on GitHub you think we'll love to check out.
- You provide a deep understanding of the complexities involved in writing large single-page applications.
- You show evidence of exposure to architectural patterns of high-scale web application (e.g., well-designed APIs, high volume data pipelines, efficient algorithms).
- You value teamwork and agree with the statement that “a team is a group of people who own each others’ decisions”.
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