Senior Software Engineer, Sharing
$243,290 — $295,250
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$243,290 — $295,250
About the role
- Design and build engaging, high-performance content creation/sharing and consumption experiences across Roblox Moments
- Own projects end to end, from design and architecture to launch and iteration, driving measurable impact on user engagement and content quality.
- Collaborate with engineers across product, safety, and infrastructure teams to define best practices and align on scalable solutions.
- Identify gaps in performance, testing, and experimentation workflows, and lead improvements that make the team more effective and efficient.
- Uphold high standards of technical quality and user experience while rapidly iterating on new features.
- Contribute to a strong, inclusive team culture by helping refine processes, mentoring peers, and supporting each other's success.
- You Have:5+ years building production frontend or client applications, working on complex user interfaces in close partnership with product and design.
- Deep hands-on React experience: hooks, component composition, render performance, and state management at scale with Redux or comparable patterns.
- Experience integrating with backend services over REST or GraphQL, and designing client data flows that stay resilient when the network doesn't cooperate.
- Curiosity about working in more than one language and runtime, and enthusiasm for learning Luau if you don't know it yet.
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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