Role Location
- San Francisco, CA, United States
Compensation
Employees
Address
Tech Stack
- React
- GraphQL
- Kubernetes
- Go
- PostgreSQL
- Docker
- TypeScript
Role Description
As a backend engineer at Render, you will build and manage the infrastructure and systems at the heart of Render: our secret sauce that keeps our users' applications running smoothly at all times. You will help Render abstract over multiple cloud providers and eventually our own data centers. You will build the backbone of the company and will be crucial to its success.
About Render
At Render, we are building a powerful, easy-to-use platform to host anything on the web: from simple static sites to complex applications with dozens of microservices. Render offers the flexibility of traditional cloud providers without the maintenance headaches, so developers and teams can focus on product development rather than server management.
We're a talented, small, and diverse group, solving a problem faced by every development team. We iterate quickly while placing the utmost importance on customer experience and product quality. We push ourselves to do better every day. With tens of thousands of customers and rapidly growing revenue, we're on to something big.
Company Culture
We're looking for candidates with high integrity, low ego, and an insatiable drive to learn. We love to improve our work through reasoned discussion and constant feedback. We trust and respect each other by default.
Our interview process is unique to each role, and we value the candidate experience just as highly as our customer experience. We hope your experience with us— no matter the outcome— will reflect a thoughtfully crafted interview process that respects your time and allows both parties to get to know each other's potential. We especially encourage members of underrepresented groups in the tech community to apply.
Address
Tech Stack
- React
- GraphQL
- Kubernetes
- Go
- PostgreSQL
- Docker
- TypeScript
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