Peregrine Technologies
Software Engineer, Platform
About this role
Peregrine is seeking a Software Engineer to join its platform team in San Francisco, focusing on enhancing performance and developing innovative capabilities for its AI-enabled platform. Ideal candidates are passionate about delivering software solutions and have experience with collaborative development across complex systems.
What you'll do
- Take ownership of major features from conception to deployment
- Optimize subsystems for performance improvements
- Re-architect the Elasticsearch cluster for speed
- Collaborate closely with deployment teams and users
- Drive technical excellence within the engineering team
- Work on cross-functional projects
What they're looking for
- Experience with Python, Django, and Kubernetes
- Strong background in software development
- Ability to write robust and well-tested code
- Understanding of product development
- Experience with various data stores like PostgreSQL and Elasticsearch
- Familiarity with machine learning and cloud services
Benefits
- Competitive salary range of $160,000 - $220,000
- Equity and bonuses applicable
- Flexible working conditions
- Inclusive company culture
- Opportunities for professional growth
- Support for continuing education
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Peregrine Technologies
Peregrine Technologies builds an AI-powered platform that transforms data into actionable intelligence for public safety and federal government organizations. The company is hiring Solutions Engineers, curriculum developers for customer enablement, and software engineers to enhance the platform's user experiences and support its government deployments.
View all jobs at Peregrine TechnologiesLikely interview questions
- Walk us through a time you re-architected or optimized a major system for performance. What was the challenge, and how did you achieve the improvement?
- Describe your experience working with Elasticsearch or similar search/indexing systems. How would you approach optimizing query response times?