IXL Learning
Software Engineer, New Grad
San Mateo, CA$110k–$135kfull-timeentryAdded today
About this role
IXL Learning seeks New Grad Software Engineers to develop personalized learning products used by millions worldwide. You'll own projects across the full development lifecycle, working with a modern tech stack (Java, Python, TypeScript, React, AWS) to build features for educational platforms serving students and teachers globally.
What you'll do
- Build backend systems, application logic, and user interfaces for educational products
- Own projects from design through coding, testing, debugging, and optimization
- Collaborate with engineers and cross-functional teams to design and ship features
- Participate in all phases of the development process in a fast-paced environment
- Select and implement appropriate technologies to solve product challenges
- Work on features impacting millions of users across IXL's diverse product portfolio
What they're looking for
- Java or Python backend development
- JavaScript or TypeScript frontend development
- React or React Native experience
- SQL and relational databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL)
- Problem-solving and analytical reasoning
- Unix/Linux command line
- API and full-stack development
- Collaboration and communication
Benefits
- Equity compensation
- H1B sponsorship available
- On-site work at San Mateo headquarters
- Mission-driven work in education technology
- Collaborative company culture
- Impact millions of learners globally
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IXL Learning
IXL Learning builds personalized educational technology products and platforms used by millions of students, teachers, and parents worldwide. The company is hiring software engineers for full-stack development roles across backend systems, frontend applications, mobile platforms, and APIs.
- Website
- ixl.com
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through a project where you owned it end-to-end—how did you approach design, testing, and deployment?
- Tell us about your experience with full-stack development. Which backend language are you most comfortable with and why?