Founding Software Engineer
Vinci4D.ai, Inc. is recruiting for our Palo Alto, CA office: Founding Software Engineer: Oversee the design, development, and scaling of backend services and infrastructure systems to meet performance targets. Implement code and guide others to create distributed systems architecture, ensuring reliability and resilience of services deployed via orchestration platforms such as Kubernetes. Develop and maintain continuous integration and deployment pipelines. Drive infrastructure as code adoption across environments. Design, develop, implement, and deploy secure, high-throughput APIS and maintain robust authentication and authorization workflows. Develop and deploy product features including backend logic for product features, database implementation, workflow management systems and other high performance computing tasks. Collaborate with engineering leadership to establish best practices for development, database optimization, and service observability. Mentor and manage engineers. Part-time telecommuting allowed. $264,514/yr. - $270,000/yr.
Education and Experience Required:
Bachelor's degree or foreign equivalent in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or related field and 120 months of experience.
Job code #44433 must be referenced when applying to this position.
Vinci4D.ai Palo Alto, California, USA Office
316 High St, Palo Alto, CA , United States, 94301
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