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Software Engineer, Full-Stack at O'Reilly Media (San Francisco, CA) (allows remote)
About Your team:
Platform Engineering supports O’Reilly Media’s premier training service, which is used by technologists, managers, and designers around the world to hone their skills and improve their craft. We are made of many small teams that are broadly distributed across the US, featuring tightly collaborative groups of developers, designers, and product managers constantly encouraging each other to deliver work that instills pride and fulfillment.
Our main stack is Python/Django/React supported with PostgreSQL and Lucene/Solr. Our developers are organized into a network of small teams with embedded product managers, designers, and front-end specialists focused on specific functional areas. We believe deeply in automated testing, code review, and iterative improvement. We are in the midst of a transition from a monolithic web application to a microservices ecosystem, and welcome individuals who’ve made that journey before or are interested in starting it with us.
Our team is located in the United States. We happily support a variety of employees who connect remotely from the American South, the Pacific Northwest, New England, and the Midwest, as well as those who come into our offices in Boston or Sebastopol, CA but we cannot offer fulltime employment to others who live and operate outside of the United States.
About the Job:
Our full stack engineers are focused on building a diverse family of scalable and robust services, aimed at a variety of educational audiences. Softwareengineers work in two week sprints focused on new features designed collaboratively with product managers and other teammates. They exchange code reviews with senior engineers, provide mentorship to support engineers, and assist QA and Ops with troubleshooting product issues.