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Are you comfortable scaling high demand software? Application level sharding? Software reliability, architecture, storage systems, HTTP, security, privacy, linux, and maybe even Ruby on Rails or python? Are you the person everyone asks questions?
We need a very senior engineer (10+ years experience) on our software infrastructure engineering team. We need someone who is willing to help others grow. We need someone with an answer, who doesn't assume they have "the" answer. Someone curious and comfortable with uncertainty, who asks questions and doesn't worry about how they might look for it, even if the request is just "help!" or "wtf?". Someone comfortable waiting for understanding, agreement, pair / mob programming, and code reviews across teams.
EasyPost makes a shipping API for rates, labels, tracking, and address verification. We're in the YC top 100 list thing https://www.ycombinator.com/topcompanies/ and we're interested in helping small and large businesses alike.
Please reach out if this sounds interesting. Send your resume and some words about what's alive in you when you read this. (I'm the hiring manager.) Or you can clicky cliky with our greenhouse thing https://boards.greenhouse.io/easypost/jobs/5171993002 and we have other positions open too, if this doesn't fit like a glove. We want you! Yes, you!
Are you comfortable with scaling high demand software? Application level sharding? Software reliability, architecture, storage systems, HTTP, security, privacy, linux, and maybe even Ruby on Rails? Are you the person everyone asks questions?
We need a very senior engineer (10+ years experience) on our software infrastructure engineering team. We need someone who is willing to help others grow. We need someone with an answer, who doesn't assume they have "the" answer. Someone curious and comfortable with uncertainty, who asks questions and doesn't worry about how they might look for it, even if the request is just "help!" or "wtf?". Someone comfortable waiting for understanding, agreement, pair / mob programming, and code reviews across teams.
EasyPost makes a shipping API for rates, labels, tracking, and address verification. We're in the YC top 100 list thing https://www.ycombinator.com/topcompanies/ and we're interested in helping small and large businesses alike.
Please reach out if this sounds interesting. Send your resume and some words about what's alive in you when you read this. (I'm the hiring manager.) (We also have a greenhouse thing https://boards.greenhouse.io/easypost/jobs/5171993002 )
I don't think it takes long to imagine personal / work boundaries being crossed that are undesirable in the current western world. I think HN has a lot of articles about just that.
My bigger curiosity - is it supposed to work this way?
Are you comfortable with scaling high demand software? Application level sharding? Software reliability, architecture, storage systems, HTTP, security, privacy, linux, and maybe even Ruby on Rails? Are you the person everyone asks questions?
We need a very senior engineer on our software infrastructure engineering team. We need someone who is willing to help others grow. We need someone with an answer, who doesn't assume they have "the" answer. Someone curious and comfortable with uncertainty, who asks questions and doesn't worry about how they might look for it, even if the request is just "help!" or "wtf?". Someone comfortable waiting for understanding, agreement, and pair and mob programming, and ample code reviews.
EasyPost makes a shipping API for rates, labels, tracking, and address verification. We're in the YC top 100 list thing https://www.ycombinator.com/topcompanies/ and we're interested in helping small and large businesses alike.
Please reach out if this sounds interesting. Send your resume and some words about what's alive in you when you read this. (I'm the hiring manager.) (We also have a greenhouse thing https://boards.greenhouse.io/easypost/jobs/5171993002 )
