The Software Engineer (Backend) will design, develop, and maintain backend systems using various technologies, emphasizing coding simplicity and collaboration.
Job Description
Software Engineer (backend)
City: San Francisco,CA
Duration: FT
Requirements:
Possess strong computer science fundamentals: data structures, algorithms and design patterns
Experience working with different technologies such as Ruby on Rails, Java, Python, etc.
Comfortable working with MVC, services, and backend database integration.
A keen analytical thought process; able to troubleshoot system behavior and identify opportunities for improvement
Proficient in designing with caching technologies such as Redis and Memcache, and leveraging efficient database design techniques.
Practice coding simplicity, quality, and agility
Effective communicator and collaborator; able to work in small highly-skilled teams
B.S. or higher in Computer Science (or equivalent work experience)
Additional InformationAll your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
Intelliswift Santa Clara, California, USA Office
Santa Clara, CA, United States
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