Heliux

Heliux

Software Engineer

HQ (San Francisco, CA) · Mid

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 300 days ago
TypeScriptPythonJavaRustReactNext.jsFastAPIFlaskPostgreSQLDynamoDBAWSDockerAccountingSupply ChainHardware DesignProblem Solving

About the role

  • Acquire expertise in hardware engineering and manufacturing through immersive, hands-on problem-solving with our customers.
  • Contribute to the high-level technical direction of both the organization and the platform to ensure we are always accelerating the velocity of our work.
  • Relentlessly solve any and all technical problems that stand in the way of company objectives-and therefore, our success.

Responsibilities

  • Powering organizations across engineering, planning, supply chain, production, quality, accounting, and more, Heliux enables manufacturers to intelligently optimize end-to-end operational and financial performance.
  • Headquartered in San Francisco, CA, Heliux is on a mission to drive unprecedented velocity in manufacturing.
  • Rapidly design, build, test, deliver, and maintain complex software systems that are performant, reliable, and scalable.

Requirements

  • Demonstrated proficiency in programming languages such as Rust, Python, Java, TypeScript, or similar.

Skills

  • Database & Infra: PostgreSQL, DynamoDB, Standard and Government AWS: RDS, S3, ECS, SQS

Compensation

  • Competitive compensation package, including company equity.

Benefits

  • Competitive compensation package, including company equity.
  • Healthcare coverage across medical, dental, and vision.
  • Unlimited PTO.

Company info

  • Monthly company-sponsored lunches and/or outings.
  • Heliux is a software platform that unifies and accelerates enterprise-wide operations for manufacturers.
  • Engineers at Heliux are directly responsible for end-to-end design, development, and delivery of our core software platform:

Visa & Work Authorization

  • citizen or national, (ii) U

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