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IXL Learning

Software Engineer, Rosetta Stone

San Mateo, CAmidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Rosetta Stone, a leading language learning platform, seeks Software Engineers to develop and enhance features across their suite of immersive language products. This on-site San Mateo role involves full-stack development, from backend systems to user interfaces, collaborating with engineering teams in a mission-driven EdTech environment.

What you'll do

  • Develop backend systems, application logic, and user interfaces for language learning products
  • Collaborate with engineering teams to design and release new features and products
  • Provide project estimates, assess technical feasibility, and evaluate new technologies
  • Work on both greenfield projects and existing codebases
  • Communicate technical requirements across multiple development teams

What they're looking for

  • Software engineering (3+ years experience)
  • Backend programming (Ruby, Go, or Java)
  • JavaScript, HTML, and CSS
  • AWS, MySQL, MongoDB
  • React and GraphQL/Node
  • Problem-solving and analytical reasoning
  • Communication and collaboration

Benefits

  • Base salary $116,000–$150,000
  • Equity compensation
  • Health and wellness benefits
  • Collaborative, inclusive work culture
  • Mission-driven role impacting millions of learners
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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.

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Likely interview questions

  • Can you walk us through a recent project where you built both backend and frontend components? What technologies did you use and what challenges did you face?
  • Rosetta Stone serves millions of language learners. How would you approach estimating the feasibility and scalability of a new feature in a high-traffic educational product?
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