Senior Backend Role
enderAustin (TX)
About the role
We're looking for a backend developer who will be a key member of our tight-knit team. You will be responsible for building services and APIs by writing code that is clean, minimal, and easy to understand. A typical day involves working with the Frontend, Design, and Product teams to solve issues at massive scale. Property investors, vendors, tenants, and our operations team use our software. Join us to solve fundamental problems in real estate sales, leasing, accounting, and maintenance coordination. We're looking for someone who Loves clear, concise, readable code Obsesses over continuous personal and technical improvement Strikes the optimal balance between rigor and velocity Offers multiple solutions and chooses the most appropriate Crafts solutions from both full specs and loosely-defined requirements Has empathy, a collaborative spirit, and the ability to think like a user Has a startup mentality: ready to solve big problems with a small team Has a strong work ethic Requirements Extensive knowledge of data structures and algorithms Experience debugging code, solving problems, and fixing performance bottlenecks Ability to write concurrent code that utilizes our multi-core servers Stack and Tech Culture Java, React, CSS, MySQL, AWS GitHub peer reviews, Jira, Slack In-person and remote whiteboarding when team members are away from Austin Avoid premature optimization: simple, fast solutions
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