Senior Backend Engineer

Provo, UT
Full Time
TubeBuddy
Experienced

Who We Are:
TubeBuddy is a leading growth tool for YouTube creators. Our engineering team is focused on delivering features that help creators enhance their skills and grow their audiences. The Data team at TubeBuddy is looking for a Senior Backend Engineer to help build robust, data-focused tools for our customers.

Job Summary:
In this role you will contribute to the development of data and machine learning services that support TubeBuddy's platform. Your work will span multiple areas including backend engineering, data engineering, MLOps, applied machine learning and DevOps. Your work will range from authoring data pipelines, deploying machine learning models, creating APIs for real time serving, and creating datasets for analysis and training. This position requires using serverless, horizontally scalable architecture patterns to deliver reliable, high-quality data solutions for our customers.

Core Technical Competencies:

  • Python
  • REST or GraphQL APIs
  • Authoring microservices
  • AWS cloud and CDK
  • Serverless and scale out cloud architecture
  • Data system experience including RDBMS, NoSQL, and Data Lake
  • Data transformations using dbt or Spark
  • GitHub Actions
  • Ability to author, deploy, and maintain services independently

Expected Behavioral Patterns:

  • Works autonomously when given clear goals
  • Collaborates effectively with both engineers and non-engineers
  • Maintains a positive attitude and contributes to a fun, supportive work environment
  • Is solution-oriented when faced with problems
  • Works efficiently and deploys frequently
  • Continually improves systems you work on
  • Strives to enhance automation, particularly in testing and deployments
  • Maintains a strong focus on delivering customer value
What We Offer:
   •   Competitive salary.
   •   Opportunity to lead and shape the future of our data engineering practice.
   •   A collaborative and innovative work environment that values continuous learning.
   •   Comprehensive benefits package including health, dental, vision, 401(k) matching, and more.
   •   Flexible work arrangements, including remote work options in the following states: Utah, Texas, California, and Washington. 

How to Apply:
Interested candidates are encouraged to apply with their resume.
 
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