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Unlogged (YC S22) is hiring to automate regression testing
My co-founder and I have gone through the stress of black friday deployments, and we have developed a solution for replaying production traffic locally to guarantee zero regressions. We're on the lookout for a seasoned backend engineer to join our team in our Bangalore office.
If you're driven by the idea of achieving regression-free, speedy deployments, we'd love for you to consider joining our team.
Your Role:
- Craft, and develop backend applications leveraging Java and its diverse frameworks.
- Engage with other developers to deeply understand their daily requirements – a practice our founders also adhere to.
- Build a fast, error-free log scanning pipeline.
- Seamlessly integrate third-party APIs into our dashboard.
- Deploy and manage cloud-based services on platforms like AWS, GCP, or Azure.
- Identify and rectify software performance issues.
- Contribute to code reviews to uphold code quality and adhere to best practices.
- Actively propose enhancements in processes and engage in technical dialogues.
What We Need from You:
- 4-8 years of direct experience in Java development and its various frameworks.
- Solid understanding and enthusiasm for Java programming and JVM-related technologies.
- Proficiency in at least one SQL and one NoSQL database.
- Expertise in Docker for streamlined deployment.
- Experience with at least one major cloud service provider (AWS, GCP, or Azure).
- Exceptional problem-solving abilities for complex technical issues.
- Strong communication and collaborative skills.
- A keen interest in learning and experimenting with new tech.
Perks for You:
- Attractive pay and equity options, varying with your experience and performance.
- A chance to work on pioneering projects alongside a skilled team.
- A collaborative and innovative working atmosphere.
Preferred Location: Bangalore, India. However, we are open to remote arrangements in special cases.
To apply, please forward your resume and GitHub repository links to ssl [at] unlogged [dot] io.