Description:

As a Software Engineer, you will work directly with Product teams to build and scale services and features that enhance the shopping experience on Houzz.
You will be responsible for transforming high-level ideas into live products used by millions of homeowners and professionals worldwide.
Your role will involve building features for all parts of the web application, including libraries, widgets, and custom features.
You will collaborate cross-functionally across engineering, product, and design teams.
The tech stack includes React, Node, GraphQL, Java, Python, AWS, GitHub, Jenkins, Kubernetes, MySQL, Lucene/Solr, Redis, Kafka, Docker, and more.
Your work will have a direct impact on millions of users globally.
This position offers a unique opportunity to work in a start-up environment with the support of a larger organization.

Requirements:

You must have proficiency in backend engineering and an understanding of web stack programming, from schema design to building services and integrating them into user-facing interfaces.
A desire to build an engaging consumer experience is essential.
A B.S., M.S., or Ph.D. in Computer Science or an equivalent degree is required.
You should have at least 4 years of experience in software engineering.
Ideally, you should possess independence, self-direction, and experience owning complete products and features.
Experience developing consumer-facing features for millions of consumers is preferred.
Familiarity with NoSQL databases and Lucene/Solr is a plus.
Comfort working on fast-paced, data-driven projects is desirable.
A minimum of 6 years of experience is ideal.

Houzz is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer, ensuring that your application will be considered regardless of various personal attributes.
The company embraces and celebrates diversity, fostering an inclusive environment through various projects and initiatives.
Assistance or accommodations due to a disability are available upon request, ensuring confidentiality.
Employees are encouraged to be themselves and share their lives at work, contributing to a supportive community.