Senior Full-Stack Engineer, Roblox

• 6+ years of software development experience working on user-facing features
• Familiarity with React or other web technologies
• Experience in compiled languages such as C# or Java
• A record of taking a strategic approach to challenging technical problems and seeing them to completion
• The attitude to jump into different technologies to solve problems
• (Bonus) Experience in Search Engine Optimization

• As a Senior Software Engineer working on User Lifecycle, you will play a pivotal role in improving how we acquire, activate and retain users
• You will work closely with teams across Discovery and Growth Marketing, focusing on developing and implementing technical solutions for driving traffic to Roblox and guiding users towards their next best action on the platform
• If you’re an experienced software engineer with a passion for improving the user experience on and off the platform, you’ll feel right at home with our growing team
• You will report to the Engineering Manager on the Discovery UX team
• Work across our tech stack to deliver the correct experiences to users on and off the platform
• Partner with Growth Marketing and Product teams to prioritize and iterate on solutions
• Use the best programming practices, optimizing code to be performant across a range of platforms and devices
• Take ownership of projects throughout its full lifecycle
• Collaborate with other teams within Roblox to make sure we are building products with a community approach

• Medical, dental, and vision coverage
• 401k
• Flexible vacation policy
• Roflex - Flexible and supportive work policy
• Roblox Admin badge for your avatar
• Free catered lunches five times a week and several fully stocked kitchens with unlimited snacks
• Onsite fitness center and fitness program credit
• Annual CalTrain Go Pass

Total funding: $922.8m

While online gaming is no longer a revolutionary concept, Roblox has established itself as a leader in the industry by creating a gaming toolbox that encourages quality game creation, which it pays developers for.