Senior Software Engineer, Development Platform

responsibilities are divided, and the interfaces between constituent parts. Work across the whole platform. You'll range across the full surface of the platform over time: our Python pipelines and SDK, our control-plane services and databases, our CI and build systems, and our C++/gRPC service layer. You go where the work is most valuable rather than staying in one lane. Collaborate across teams. You'll partner regularly with our reconstruction/ML, content, and product engineers, and you'll often be the person connecting work that spans more than one team. Raise the bar. You'll make sound architectural calls, weigh tradeoffs pragmatically, and improve how

the team designs, tests, and ships. You make the engineers around you better. What you need to succeed Autonomy and Ownership. You have a track record of owning ambiguous, cross-team projects end to end and driving them to completion. Track-record of Delivering. You're a strong software engineer with a proven track-record of delivering complex projects involving multiple connected components. Pipelines and Data Systems. You've built and operated production data or service pipelines, and you're comfortable with databases and data modeling. Comfort in uncertainty . You move comfortably across unfamiliar, under-documented systems and can get your footing to drive value quickly. Strong collaboration . You work well across teams and disciplines, and communicate clearly with both engineers and non-engineers. Skills This is the surface area our team works across and has ownership over and below are a set of skills and technologies that you will interact with on a daily basis. . On the Dev Platform Team, we value range, adaptability and flexibility. Languages and Frameworks. Python, C++, gRPC, Proto, FastAPI, Flask, PostgreSQL, CMake Systems & Infrastructure. Apache Airflow, AWS (including EKS, ECR, S3, RDS and Lambda), Kubernetes, Docker, Jenkins, Github Actions Domain Experience. Build, CI/CD and Release Engineering. Cross-Product & Cross-Service Interfaces. Test Strategy & Quality Infrastructure. Familiarity with Simulation in Autonomous Systems What Makes a Great Candidate The best person for this role is energized by breadth and ambiguity. You'd rather own a hard, fuzzy problem that crosses four systems than a well-defined ticket in one. Most of all, you take ownership: you can be handed a goal instead of a plan and trusted to deliver, while making

the team and the platform better as you go. \n $155,000 - $175,000 a year \n

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