WalkMe is looking for a Backend Developer, which is both hands-on and an ace problem solver to join our amazing DeepUI group. We are developing WalkMe’s revolutionary runtime engine and transforming the online experience for hundreds of millions of users. Our proprietary AI-based technology is bringing the world's leading digital adoption platform to the next level by understanding and interacting in real time with graphical user interfaces at a human level. We are looking for people who are passionate about leading technology to the extreme. If you are striving to develop an innovative product, make an impact, and work with the industry’s brightest talent as part of one of the fastest-growing and successful startups around – WalkMe is where you want to be.
What will you actually be doing?
Design and build the latest back-end solutions to the exciting and rapidly evolving domain of GUI perception
Develop and maintain complex backend cloud services and infrastructure, across multiple regions.
Design architecture for new services and implement through to production.
Implement and own end to end solutions that will scale to millions of users.
Participate in fast-paced research while running in production. A very rare and exciting combination.
Help build WalkMe’s engineering culture.
End to end development of features and systems that are used daily by key stakeholders, both internally and externally.
What should you bring to the table?
B.Sc. degree in Computer Science from a leading university.
A technical focal point for software development best practices and design of main components, services and systems.
4+ years of professional software development and technical leadership experience.
4+ years experience with server-side development in Node.js/Typescript.
Experience in designing and developing large distributed system and microservices architecture.
Experience working with PostgreSQL or other SQL based Databases.
Experience working with AWS cloud infrastructure.
Experience working with CI/CD and could deployments and provisioning
