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Responsibilities ● Architecture & Delivery: Lead the architecture and delivery of high-scale web products across frontend, backend services, and data layers, with clear availability and latency targets (SLOs/SLAs). ● Focus on User Experience: Develop a modern, web interface and APIs that unify distinct observability signals into a seamless, consolidated user experience. ● JSON/schema transformation (core job function): Parsing, validating, diffing and transforming large nested JSON documents. Writing mappers between two dissimilar schemas that are unit testable and report their own gaps. Handling the “no clean equivalent” case as a first-class output, not an exception. ● Stateful, resumable workflows (core job function): Durable execution: Temporal, XState or a well- designed DB-backed state machine. Checkpointing, reusability, idempotent retries, rollback. Plan → Diff → Apply semantics (similar to terraform plan). Per Step Audit Trail. ● Approval UX (core job function): Diff and preview interface showing a non-expert exactly what’s about to change and why. UI is the ultimate product. ● Optimize Storage & Cost: Implement cost-effective tiered storage architectures. You will define strategies for routing high-volume data to cold storage solutions to reduce costs while maintaining multi-year data retention. ● Drive Platform Automation: Architect workflow orchestration systems to automate platform maintenance, data lifecycle management, and complex pipeline operations. Technical Skills & Experience ● 5+ years of software engineering experience delivering production web systems. ● Bachelor’s degree or higher in Computer Science or a related technical field (or equivalent experience). ● Strong cross-functional collaboration skills, including active listening, translating complex use cases into clear technical requirements, and designing data models aligned with business logic and outcomes. ● Strong Full-stack depth: modern SPA frameworks (React, JS, Next.js, Rust, VueNuxt), JavaScript/TypeScript, and one or more backend languages (Node.js, Python, and/or Golang). ● Familiarity with observability stacks such as Splunk, AppDynamics, Dynatrace, Prometheus, Grafana, or Loki. ● Proficiency in API design (REST), schema evolution, and integration patterns, with a strong commitment to automated testing. ● Experience leveraging AI-assisted development tools (e.g., Cursor)
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