The position is for a (Junior) Rust Backend Engineer (m/f/d) in the Fleet Optimization team at MOIA.
The role involves building production-ready and cloud-native systems in Rust to optimize fleet utilization for efficient customer pick-up and delivery.
Fleet optimization is crucial for MOIA's business, impacting unit economics and customer satisfaction.
The team works on enabling service adaptability and scaling to support various mobility modes and urban needs.
The software is built on AWS, gRPC, Kubernetes, and all code is hosted on GitHub.
The team consists of experts in Operations Research, Data Science, and Software Engineering, promoting knowledge sharing and collaboration.
The work environment is hybrid, with regular on-site collaboration in Berlin and Hamburg.
Responsibilities include designing and building real-time systems in Rust, extending systems for new mobility modes, writing production-grade Rust code, and embracing DevOps practices.
Requirements:
A team player attitude is essential, with a focus on avoiding knowledge silos and collaborating through feedback and pair programming.
Candidates should have experience in Rust or a strong interest in Rust along with experience in other systems programming languages.
Hands-on experience with cloud-native infrastructure and distributed systems is considered a plus.
A motivation to grow skills in a supportive team is important, with mentorship available for early-career engineers.
Candidates should understand fundamentals like unit testing, Git, and data structures, and have either a basic understanding or strong interest in algorithms and statistics.
Benefits:
The position offers a competitive salary, including a bonus.
A hybrid work setup allows for flexibility in working from home or the office, as decided by the team.
Flexible working hours and arrangements are available to accommodate personal needs.
There is a budget and monthly expense allowance for home office setup.
Employees can work remotely from outside Germany for up to 6 weeks per year from over 35 countries.
A fully subsidized public transport ticket for commuting and discounts on MOIA rides are provided.
Subsidized fitness club memberships or bike leasing options are available.
Continuous learning opportunities include training, workshops, coaching, and language classes.
Mental health support is offered, including 1:1 sessions with professionals and workshops.
Employees receive 30 vacation days, with options for sabbaticals and unpaid leave.
Relocation support is provided for those moving to Germany.