As a Senior Software Development Engineer, you will have the chance to create a significant impact on our platform and contribute to the success of our customers.
Your responsibilities will include:
- Architecting, crafting, and maintaining highly available, scalable, and secure services using Java or Ruby ecosystems and beyond
- Supervising and measuring engineering and operational metrics to identify and drive process and quality improvements
- Embracing agile methodologies to continuously release and deploy iterations of our applications and services
- Leading and contributing to release and on-call activities, ensuring robust support for your code
- Mentoring and guiding your team, offering technical training, and promoting effective approaches
Your experience should include
- 5+ years of software development experience
- 3+ years of professional experience with Java or Ruby
- Knowledge of additional programming languages Python, .NET, PHP, and shell scripting
- Hands-on experience with Infrastructure as Code (IaC) solutions like Puppet and Ansible in Linux production environments
- Understanding of DevOps methodologies and security protocols
- Familiarity with cloud services (AWS, GCS, or Azure) and architectural solutions
- Validated expertise in crafting, constructing, and maintaining intricate systems
- Proficiency with SQL (MySQL, PostgreSQL) and NoSQL (Redis, Cassandra) databases
You might also have
- Experience with hosting solutions such as cPanel, Plesk, or other WHM platforms
- Familiarity with ELK stack and monitoring tools like Icinga
- Experience with private cloud management solutions like OpenStack
Weve got your back- We offer a range of benefits that may include paid time off, retirement savings (eg, 401k, pension schemes), incentive eligibility, equity grants, participation in an employee stock purchase plan, and other family-friendly benefits including parental leave. GoDaddy s benefits vary based on individual role and location and can be reviewed in more detail during the interview process.
