Lead Backend Engineer, Assembly
Amino
What You'll Do
- Lead projects of various sizes in design and architecture through all phases including ideation, implementation and release
- Collaborate with the Assembly Product Management team on building and maintaining the product roadmap and contribute technical requirements and documentation
- Closely collaborate and align with other Tech Leads across MediaLab’s portfolio to integrate Assembly SDKs
- Partner with HR and Recruitment to hire, onboard, develop and support the engineers within the Assembly team
- Maintain and improve existing Golang code independently and in tandem with other members of the team
- Write tests for the existing code as well as new features
- Increase systems performance by identifying bottlenecks and developing clever solutions to solve them
- Help build and incentivize a culture of technical excellence by maintaining code quality standards through code reviews, design architecture and effective leadership when production issues arise
- Build reusable code and libraries for future use
- Implement security measures and data protection
What We're Searching For
- At least 2+ years formal people leadership experience including performance reviews, personnel management, interviewing and hiring, etc.
- 10+ years experience as a professional software engineer
- BS degree in Computer Science or similar technical field of study is preferred but not required
- Prior experience working within an Ad Exchange, SSP or DSP and/or substantial exposure to RTB, programmatic and other ad technology
- A passion for implementing best practices and a bias toward smart automation
- Extensive track record of collaborating with and mentoring other engineers
- Strong methods for documentation and ticket creation/ticket management
- Experience building massively distributed systems or building intuitive, feature-rich user interfaces
- Capable of autonomously prioritizing multiple projects across various deadlines
- Vast knowledge of Golang is critical. Previous experience with Typescript and ReactJS preferred
- Previous experience with microservices infrastructure, Docker and Kubernetes
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