Staff Backend Software Engineer
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Summary
About the Role
About You
- BS/MS in Computer Science or related area or equivalent experience.
- 7+ years of total experience delivering enterprise-class applications.
- Solid foundation in writing scalable application code following best practices of accessibility, internationalization, and instrumentation.
- Experience with cross-browser, cross-platform, and design constraints on the web and mobile.
- Proficiency in mid-tier languages like Java.
- Experience with test automation: TDD, unit/integration/functional testing.
- Experience with Relational Database Design and Implementation.
- Practical experience in developing applications using microservices and container technologies.
- Interest in building CI/CD pipelines.
- Strong experience with Databases design (SQL, NoSQL) and analytics.
- Prior working experience in utility computing and/or cloud computing domain.
- Experience building and deploying applications and services into cloud environments.
- Proficient in building or integrating functional AI models using techniques such as LLM prompting, AutoML modeling.
Benefits
- Competitive compensation package with a strong pay for performance rewards approach.
- Eligibility for a cash bonus and equity rewards.
- Comprehensive benefits package including health insurance.
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