Software Engineer, MongoDB

• We value intellectual curiosity and honesty, and building together in an environment that prioritizes collaboration over competition
• If you are passionate about data management, distributed systems, and are excited to work on high-impact, high-growth projects, we would love to hear from you
• 3+ years experience in software engineering, primarily focused on cloud-native backend systems
• B.Sc / M.Sc in Computer Science or similar field, or equivalent practical experience
• Proficient in a modern compiled programming language (Go, Java, C#, C++, etc.)
• Experience implementing, and operating distributed storage systems with high availability and durability guarantees
• Enjoys working with others towards a common goal
• You're a self-starter! You're comfortable organizing your own time and propose changes backed by data
• Is curious, collaborative, empathetic, coachable and intellectually honest
• Great diagnostics skills, considering edge cases in designs with a bias for simplicity
• Has a passion for problem solving and learning new things in the domains of computer science and software engineering

Desirable

• You will be responsible for designing, building and testing high-impact projects and enhancing the scalability, performance, durability, availability and reliability of Online Archive's distributed storage systems
• Design, architect, build, and deliver core pieces of Atlas Online Archive, primarily coding in Java, Go & Javascript (React)
• Approach problems from a customer-focused perspective and use data to propose high ROI improvements to our product and operations
• Collaborate with colleagues and other teams in Atlas to scope, spec and deliver new features
• Define your top priorities and focuses, communicate them, and execute against them
• In 1 month, you'll learn about the system and ask quality questions, go through the inner & outer loop
• In 3 months, you'll have contributed to a large project
• In 6 months, you’ll be leading the design and execution of your own project