Description:

The position is for a Backend Engineer at a mid-senior level, focusing on Scala.
This is a full-time remote role available in various locations across the United States.
The engineer will help build features, design and implement API methods, and enhance the performance and reliability of systems.
The platform serves over twenty trillion feature flags daily.
Core technologies used include Golang, Redis, and NATS.
Developers are responsible for supporting applications in production, including optional compensated on-call duties.
Responsibilities include building and expanding data analysis products and APIs for the new Release Observability product line, collaborating with frontend engineers, monitoring server-side performance, writing necessary tests, participating in code reviews, writing and reviewing technical proposals, and improving engineering standards, tooling, and processes.

Requirements:

Candidates must have demonstrable experience with server-side web development in languages such as Java, Scala, Ruby, Python, or Golang.
An interest or experience in Experimentation and Statistics is required.
Experience in building RESTful APIs and data ingestion is necessary.
Familiarity with computer science fundamentals, including data structures, distributed systems, concurrency, and threading, is essential.
A commitment to a communicative and collaborative work environment is expected.
Candidates should write code that is easily understood by others, focusing on maintainability.
A high standard of work with production systems is required.
Valuing high code quality, automated testing, and engineering best practices is important.
Familiarity with networking technologies such as TCP, HTTP, websockets, and server-sent events is preferred.

The compensation scheme ranges from $127,000 to $204,000, depending on geography and experience level.
Employees receive RSUs as part of their compensation.
Health, vision, and dental insurance are provided.
Mental health benefits are included in the benefits package.