Imply
Software Engineer (Full Stack, Backend Focus) (Remote)
Burlingame, California, United States$135k–$175kmidAdded 1 month ago
About this role
Imply seeks a Full Stack Software Engineer to develop user-facing systems and services for Imply Lumi, an observability warehouse built on Apache Druid. You'll work cross-functionally to build enterprise-grade services in identity, APIs, and billing while collaborating with product and UX teams to deliver scalable, secure features.
What you'll do
- Build user-facing systems and services for identity, APIs, and billing infrastructure
- Collaborate with product, UX, and quality teams to iteratively deliver scalable features
- Write resilient tests covering functional requirements and conduct security audits
- Participate in continuous improvement of engineering practices and processes
- Ensure enterprise-grade services meet security and performance standards
What they're looking for
- Backend development with Java or NodeJS (3+ years)
- API and microservices development
- Modern software engineering practices (agile, CI/CD)
- Testing and quality assurance
- Authentication and authorization systems
- React or similar frontend frameworks (TypeScript preferred)
- SaaS architecture and deployment
- Security best practices
Benefits
- 100% paid medical, dental, and vision coverage
- 401(k) program with company contributions
- Unlimited paid time off (USA only)
- Home office equipment reimbursement
- Wellness stipend and mental health support
- Fertility coverage and dependent care FSA
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Imply
Imply builds Imply Lumi, an observability warehouse platform built on Apache Druid for enterprise data analysis. The company is hiring Full Stack Software Engineers to develop user-facing systems, services, and features across identity, APIs, and billing.
- Website
- imply.io
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience building APIs or backend services with Java or NodeJS. What's a complex system you've designed and how did you approach scalability?
- Describe your experience with authentication and authorization. How have you implemented identity and access control in production systems?