Temporal Technologies
Senior Software Engineer, Nexus Server
Seattle, Washington · Senior
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About the role
- What You Won't Do - Work in an office (unless you want to, but you'd be by yourself).
- Temporal is a fully-remote company. - Commit code that's poorly-tested or works "most of the time".
- Temporal aspires to be "Reliable as Gravity", and we expect your code to be the same. - Work behind closed doors.
Responsibilities
- Design and implement core backend service features for Nexus https://temporal.io/blog/announcing-nexus-connect-temporal-applications-across-isolated-namespaces.
- Clearly document design choices and operational knowledge to successfully deploy and run service with those features.
- 2+ years experience developing customer facing APIs and Frameworks
Benefits
- Provide appropriate test coverage for unit, integration, and performance for your feature ownership area.
Equal opportunity
- Temporal Technologies is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
- Temporal is committed to providing access, equal opportunity, and reasonable accommodation for individuals with disabilities in employment, its services, programs, and activities.
- If you need to request a reasonable accommodation, please let your Recruiter know so we can assist.
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