Full-Stack Software Engineer, Neo4j
Enablement
Graph intelligence platform
Job no longer available
Graph intelligence platform
501-1000 employees
Job no longer available
501-1000 employees
Company mission
To help the world make sense of data.
Role
Who you are
- Strong frontend experience building frontends
- Experience working with React
- Experience around creating designs in Figma or similar tools
- Experience building backends in NodeJS or Golang
- Professional experience using NodeJS or Golang for multiple software projects
- An interest in understanding the pain points of other developers and ability to come up with solutions addressing those pain points
Desirable
- Experience working with Spotify’s Backstage framework
- Experience building frontend frameworks for simplifying frontend development for other engineers
- Experience with the concept of “platform as a product” where the internal developer platform is treated as any other product but of course built for internal engineers. This involves things like
- Working closely with internal engineers to identify pain points
- Making sure the product experience is as good as possible
- Setting up observability around how the platform is performing but also how users are interacting with the platform
What the job involves
- Your main responsibility will be to work on our internal developer portal built on Spotify’s Backstage framework where you will take ideas all the way from UI designs to final implementations. Since the rest of the team mainly has backend experience, you are expected to take the lead on this work and especially the frontend-related pieces
- The responsibilities will include:
- Consolidating requirements from the Enablement team and other teams into designs in Figma
- Converting those designs to implementations in our frontend built on React + Material UI
- Implementing backends in NodeJS/Golang serving data to the frontend
- Building solutions for tracking user experience, user patterns and user adoption in the frontend
- Build frontend frameworks/reusable components to simplify frontend development for other teams without frontend experience
- Upskilling other team members in Enablement in frontend and design practices
Salary benchmarks
Our take
Innovation in database models has developed gradually over the past decade, from scale-out SQL, to key-value stores. Every now and again, something comes along to change the game, and such is the case with Neo4j.
Offered as either a self-hosted database or cloud service, Neo4j is a graph database development platform that focuses on the connections between individual data entities. This offers insights into how systems, people, locations, and seemingly unrelated data points are related so that users can address complex data questions, such as business recommendations, AI, fraud detection, and more. The company is seen as a leader in graph technology with unlimited scaling, which was demonstrated when, in 2021, it produced a record-breaking graph database with over a trillion relationships.
Graph-based data models are now crucial components for AI and machine learning applications, and Neo4j has achieved an impressive number of funding rounds and amassed hundreds of enterprise customers using its product. These include Airbnb, eBay, Lyft, and NASA, the latter of which used graph database technology from Neo4j during the development of the Orion spacecraft.
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Insights
3% employee growth in 12 months
Company
Funding (last 2 of 10 rounds)
Nov 2024
$50m
LATE VC
Nov 2021
$66m
SERIES F
Total funding: $633.2m
Company benefits
- Competitive health and financial programs tailored to each region
- Work-life balance initiatives
- Cross-functional collaboration opportunities
- Employee Resource Groups (ERGs)
- Mentorship programs
Company HQ
Hayward Park, San Mateo, CA
Leadership
Emil Eifrem
(Co-Founder & CEO)Having studied at Linköping University, they spent over 3 years as Chief Architect at Windh AB, before working as CTO for almost 5 years. They left this position in January 2007 to found Neo4j, where have worked since as CEO.
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