What you'll do:

• We’re looking for experienced individual contributors who’ve worked on large-scale products before, and we expect you to ramp up quickly and help us launch our products.
• Build the foundations for all things Atomicwork. Develop and maintain complex web applications emphasizing usability, performance, and scalability.
• Design and build enterprise-grade systems. Implement and maintain high-quality applications and show craftsmanship while coding, testing, and deploying.
• Collaborate with partner teams. Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including design, product management, and backend engineering, to develop and launch new features.
• Continuously improve our platform. Participate in code reviews and provide constructive feedback to other team members.
• Stay ahead of the curve. Keep up with emerging trends and technologies in front-end development, and recommend new approaches to improve the user experience.
• Self-direct your work and co-own the product. You will act like the technical founder of the product and will have autonomy and responsibility to do what’s right for the customer.
• Solve interesting technical problems. You will use your creativity and skills to solve challenging technical problems.

What makes you a great fit:

• You have spent at least three years working on complex, distributed software applications and know how to write them from scratch.
• You are knowledgeable in Java, Go or Python and understand designing beautiful, functional experiences using React.
• You’ll need strong database fundamentals and be comfortable with concepts like caching, query optimization, indexing, etc. Any experience working on MySQL will be preferred.
• You enjoy working with APIs extensively and are comfortable building scalable platform systems and leveraging existing ones to your advantage.
• You know your way around Amazon Web Services (AWS) and are comfortable in managing applications on any public cloud infrastructure.
• You understand the importance of documentation and like presenting your work to your peers before implementing your changes.
• You aren’t faced with troubleshooting issues and can patiently debug large codebases without getting frustrated by complexity.
• You have taken the time to read and understand our cultural values. Most importantly, you are a good person and don’t act like a jerk around your teammates