LaunchDarkly
Full Stack Engineer, Experimentation
About this role
LaunchDarkly is hiring a Full Stack Engineer to build their experimentation platform using Go, React, and TypeScript. You'll work across backend and frontend systems, collaborating with cross-functional teams to develop scalable, data-driven products that help customers run impactful experiments at scale.
What you'll do
- Design, develop, and maintain scalable experimentation platform solutions with focus on performance and usability
- Lead limited-scope features from conception through deployment
- Collaborate with senior engineers on architectural decisions affecting system scalability
- Identify and troubleshoot performance issues, optimizing service reliability
- Participate in code reviews and contribute clean, well-tested code
- Investigate production issues and support cross-functional teams on priorities and blockers
What they're looking for
- Go/Golang
- React
- TypeScript
- RESTful APIs
- Full stack web development
- Software engineering principles and design patterns
- Observability and monitoring tools
- Cloud platforms (AWS, GCP, or Azure)
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LaunchDarkly
LaunchDarkly builds a platform for feature management, AI configuration, and observability that helps teams control, monitor, and safely deploy software. The company is hiring Full Stack Engineers, SDK developers, and security specialists to expand its core platform capabilities, including AI-powered onboarding, release safety monitoring, enterprise integrations, and developer security tooling.
- Website
- launchdarkly.com
Likely interview questions
- Tell us about your experience building full stack applications with Go, React, and TypeScript. Which have you used most extensively, and how did you approach learning the others?
- Describe a time when you led a feature from definition to deployment. What challenges did you encounter, and how did you collaborate with product and design teams?