Software Engineer, Product
Software Engineer, Product
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Design and develop features for a computer vision platform that is truly the first of its kind.
- Identify new technologies and best practices for our growing engineering team.
- Improve site performance on both the client and server-side.
- Incorporate user feedback to design and build a better product.
- Create better visualizations for the outputs of computer vision models running on video streams and images.
- Ensure that our platform features work at an ever-growing scale.
- How You'll Be Doing ItYou'll be part of a world-class, multidisciplinary engineering team, where each member identifies and prioritizes valuable and interesting new features to work on.
- You will operate in a collaborative but highly autonomous environment that isn't bogged down by unnecessary meetings or project management.
- You will know that almost everything you build affects real-world users, and you will set the quality standards for your work appropriately.
- You will think creatively and your suggestions about new features and ideas will be considered by other members of the team.
- You will have direct access to customers and be able to iterate on your features based on their feedback.
- You'll be working with modern technologies like React, Node.js, MongoDB, Docker, and Kubernetes.
- You will learn a lot along the way, diving into new technologies and the world of computer vision both on your own and during frequent company tech talks.
- What You'll Bring To The TableYou have a strong handle on modern JavaScript development, even if you don't know every single JS quirk.
- You are a self-starter who can prioritize what to work on and fully design, build, and write tests for new features.
- You're comfortable moving across the stack: on a typical day, you might optimize a database query and tweak a user interface to be more intuitive.
- You have an eye for design and an understanding of what can make a user interface more intuitive and delightful.
- You can show that you're smart, analytical, and a fast learner. Sometimes you'll work on things using unfamiliar languages or technologies, but you know you can handle that.
- There aren't any strict requirements for your background, but you're technical. Maybe you have a CS (or similar) degree, or you're a boot camp grad with a STEM background and strong portfolio, or you might be self-taught with a few years of industry experience.
- It's a plus if you have experience in areas that might be relevant to a startup working on computer vision: data visualization, scaling web applications, DevOps, etc…What We Offer In Return
- Competitive pay and equity.
- The chance to constantly work on stimulating intellectual challenges.
- Gym membership reimbursement.
- Free lunch, snacks, and caffeine every day.
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance with 100% paid premiums.
- A flexible schedule that leaves time for all of your other interests.
- A budget for whatever hardware will make you most effective.
- Resources to learn about the cutting edge of software engineering and computer vision.
- You'll be working at our new office in downtown Palo Alto, just a five-minute walk from the Caltrain station.
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