Backend Developer

• Product Engineering (Primary Focus) – Design, build, and iterate on core components of a data automation and data management platform across the full stack, taking features from concept through production in a 0–1 product environment.

• Hands-on Development – Spend most of your time writing high-quality, production-ready code across the stack, including backend development (primarily Java and Python) and frontend development ReactJS (latest versions), reviewing pull requests, and improving existing systems with a strong bias toward simplicity, maintainability, and delivery.

• Technical & Architecture Collaboration – Work alongside the product architect to contribute to system design discussions, define full-stack architecture, evaluate trade-offs, and evolve the technical direction as the product matures and real customer constraints emerge.

• Data Platform Capabilities – Implement platform capabilities such as data orchestration, data lineage, observability, governance, and resilience, with a practical understanding of how enterprise customers operate and scale data platforms.

• Integration & Cloud Enablement – Build and maintain integrations across frontend and backend with cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, GCP) and enterprise systems to support automation, deployment, and real-world customer environments.

• Engineering Practices – Contribute to pragmatic engineering standards across the full stack, including CI/CD pipelines, automated testing, code quality practices, and DevOps methodologies suitable for a fast-moving, early-stage product team.

• Product Collaboration – Partner closely with product management, designers, and stakeholders to translate product requirements into end-to-end working software, provide implementation feedback, and support rapid learning from customer feedback.

• Ownership & Execution – Take end-to-end ownership of features and subsystems across frontend and backend, proactively identifying gaps, resolving complex technical challenges, and driving work forward even when requirements are incomplete or evolving.