What you’ll be doing
Work closely with product managers, designers, and the rest of the engineering team to design, spec, and build elegant and scalable solutions across multiple platforms
Design and create new API's in the Elixir Phoenix framework to be used in our core products
Writing optimized PostgresQL and Cassandra queries and creating high performance indices
Working with in-memory data stores, such as Redis, to improve scalability and responsiveness
Debug issues across the entire stack using logging and monitoring tools
Review code by your peers, offering help and insight from your experience
Improve engineering standards, tooling, and processes
Ensure coherence of all aspects of projects as an integrated system and uphold overall technical quality
Strategize and develop ideas for new programs, products, or features by monitoring industry developments and trends
Define all aspects of development from appropriate technology and workflow to coding standards
We’ll be excited if you have
Bachelor’s degree in computer programming, computer science, or a related field; advanced degree is a plus
4+ years of experience with Elixir designing and building high-performance RESTful web services serving billions of requests per day
High-level experience with SQL infrastructure and data modeling
Comfortable with change: ability to demonstrate comfort with ambiguity, adapt quickly and be effective in new situations in a highly dynamic setting
Data-driven but also imaginative and intuitive in coming up with ideas and solutions
Must possess a start-up mindset: hunger to learn quickly and the ability to balance multiple priorities in a fast-paced team environment
A BIG PLUS if you have
Experience with GoLang or Python
Expertise with video streaming libraries such as FFmpeg or GStreamer
Experience working with video/audio codecs
Experience working with live streaming encoders and WebRTC
Experience working with AI/ML models and applications
Experience in building large-scale applications with Python
Experience writing GraphQL queries and mutations