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Job Summary
We’re looking for a Senior Backend Engineer to join the Styles team and lead the team to deliver impactful features for our customers to build highly personalized web experiences. In this role you will execute the technical direction and be a mentor & partner to other engineers on the team. Additionally, you will help lead cross-functional efforts to drive even greater impact.
- Minimum Qualification: Degree
- Experience Level: Senior level
- Experience Length: 5 years
Job Description/Requirements
As a Senior Backend Engineer, you’ll …Â
- Design and implement scalable backend services
- Drive cross-pillar collaboration with software engineers, product managers, designers, and QA analysts in an autonomous, supportive team environmentÂ
- Effectively communicate team priorities and strategy to engineering and cross-functional leadership teamsÂ
- Build and maintain unit and integration tests
- Provide clarity on processes and priorities to cross-pillar partners and other engineers on the team
- Mentor other engineers on best practices, code design considerations, and quality.
About youÂ
You’ll thrive as a Senior Backend Engineer, Styles if you...
- Have 5+ years of experience in scalable, multi-tenant environmentsÂ
- Have 2+ years experience working with feature teams on customer-facing products, shipping and iterating to solve customer problems
- Value testing and documentation equally as much as your code
- Are comfortable with ambiguity and scoping solutions with your teammates
- Are comfortable working on Javascript/Typescript, MongoDB and Node.Â
- Have consistently communicated trade offs throughout a project to meet both technical and business requirements
- Enjoy high-visibility work and presenting to executive counterparts
- Get excited about encouraging and developing other engineers
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