How do you process signals from millions of vehicles simultaneously in near-realtime? How would you build a customized ride-hailing service? What insights can we provide utilities about energy usage from smart-charging electric vehicles? These are the kinds of challenges our Software Engineers are working on.
About You
You are a passionate, creative, and collaborative Software Engineer with the vision to see where our technology is going and the drive to roll up your sleeves and implement the details.
Do most of these sound like you?
- You love building high-quality software products in an open, collaborative environment. In fact, you prefer working on teams with an iterative, agile approach where you deploy to production multiple times a day.
- Collaboration means a lot to you, beyond just code reviews. You love pair programming and hashing out designs as a team in front of a whiteboard. And you understand that brilliant idea is no good if you can't communicate it clearly to others in your team room and across our offices in Palo Alto, Toronto, or Seattle.
- You stand by your code and are willing to support it in production. Our team members rotate pager duty, so we write clean, well-tested software that keeps the system reliable and fault-tolerant.
- Software is more to you than just writing code. You want to be involved in all aspects of the product life cycle, from conceptual design and development to operations and support.
- You can build high performance distributed systems solving large scale engineering challenges, and are confident working with some of the tools and architectural patterns that support those. Microservices, AWS, Kafka, Kubernetes, Elasticsearch, PostgreSQL – no problem.
- Java and Spring are well-worn tools in your toolbox. You know how to get the best out of them, while also recognizing their limits. Our primary products are APIs – with REST, gRPC, and WebSocket interfaces that are easy to use.
- You enjoy automated testing and Test-Driven Development, and feel safe continuously refactoring because you know that safety harness is strong enough to catch any potential regressions.
- Feedback is essential for continuous improvement, so you embrace both giving and receiving direct feedback with your team. This leads to better code, better collaboration, and more opportunities for growth.
- You operate with a high sense of urgency and are comfortable in a startup environment where each person pulls their weight and wears many hats.
- Working in downtown Detroit and being a part of its growing tech community excites you.
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