Snyk
Software Engineer
Boston, Massachusetts, USA · full-time
Sponsorship not specified$130k-$160kDetected 28 days ago
TypeScriptGoData StructuresAlgorithmsLLMsCybersecurityCustomer Support
About the role
- It's how we stay driven, supportive, and always one step ahead as AI reshapes our world.
- What You Bring: You bring at least 3 years of commercial experience as a Software Engineer.
Responsibilities
- Lead the analysis, design, and implementation of high-quality, scalable solutions and services.
- Build systems with the long-term in mind, focusing on robust design, comprehensive testing, and sustainability at cost and scale.
- Own technical decisions throughout the process, working directly with cross-functional technical and non-technical teams.
- Resolve critical bugs and customer support escalations to ensure a highly reliable product experience for our global user base.
- Collaborate actively with the engineering team, providing and receiving thoughtful feedback through rigorous code reviews.
- Master existing large-scale services while developing new, cutting-edge product features.
Requirements
- You bring at least 3 years of commercial experience as a Software Engineer.
- Proficiency in at least one of our core programming languages: Go, TypeScript, or Python.
- Ability to deal with ambiguity and respond with agility when requirements and priorities change.
- Have hands-on experience with AI/LLMs or modern security tooling.
Skills
- Your work will directly impact the success of our cutting-edge features and the security of millions of developers worldwide.
Compensation
- $130,000 - $160,000 USD Snyk is committed to equal pay for equal work and carefully considers a wide range of compensation factors.
- Actual compensation may vary based on prior experience, skills, location, internal equity, and other job-related factors.
- Depending on role eligibility, your offer may also include boncommission and/or equity incentive awards.
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