Sr. Software Engineer (Platform)
samprasoftSan Mateo (CA)
Sr. Software Engineer (Platform)
Posted 3 days ago
samprasoftSan Mateo (CA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Sr. Software Engineer (Platform) Remote, San Mateo CA 94010 Contract Participate in the architecture and development of new micro-services to improve the developer experience and productivity Use technology to solve business problems and drive positive outcomes Build a scalable technology platform to support a growing business and growing engineering teams Define and drive adoption of companywide standards and best practices Ask questions and never stop learning Deliver high-quality code to production Collaborate with DevOps for cloud deployment
Requirements/Characteristics:
- Minimum of 7+ years' experience as a software engineer
- Experience with (Java, Python, C++, Node.js). Go is "nice to have"You have designed, built, and maintained REST APIs for use in production and you have experience working with Open API standards like Swagger.
- You can solve problems quickly and independently
- Experience using events framework or architecture (Kafka, Pub/Sub, Kinesis)
- Experience working in an Agile/Scrum development process preferred
- Familiarity with DevOps, continuous delivery, configuration management and tools is desired
- Knowledge of microservices and respective architecture design principles and scalability best practices.
- Experience working with data: SQL, NoSQL, key-value store, etc.
- Experience with Google Cloud Platform is highly preferred but not required.
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