Software Engineer | Mid-Senior | Python, Go | Dark Web Monitoring

As a Software Engineer at NordStellar, you’ll be responsible for developing back-end solutions, maintaining existing systems, and implementing new features using either Python or Go. You'll also craft highly scalable microservices, write tested and documented code, and collaborate closely with your team to ensure quality in solutions that enhance our dark web monitoring capabilities.

To qualify for the Software Engineer role at NordStellar, candidates should have at least 3 years of experience with Go and/or Python, a solid understanding of OOP and asynchronous programming, and proficiency in designing and coding for microservice architectures. Familiarity with containerization using Docker, RESTful or gRPC APIs, and CI/CD principles are also essential.

In your role as Software Engineer at NordStellar, you’ll be working with a suite of advanced tools including Go, Python, Flask, GRPC, MongoDB, ElasticSearch, Kubernetes, and Docker, among others. This diverse tech stack is designed to support the development of secure and efficient cybersecurity solutions.

Absolutely! NordStellar is committed to your growth. We offer access to various professional development opportunities, including internal and external events, training, and resources to help you reach your full potential within the cybersecurity field.

At NordStellar, you'll find a collaborative and inclusive work environment where team spirit thrives! We believe in celebrating our successes as a team through exciting events, team-building activities, and opportunities to socialize, ensuring that work feels rewarding and enjoyable.

When answering this question, highlight specific projects or tasks where you've effectively utilized Python and Go. Discuss any frameworks or libraries you’ve adeptly leveraged, and exemplify your understanding of asynchronous programming, OOP concepts, or APIs you've designed or implemented.

A good approach is to emphasize your focus on writing clean, documented code, using design patterns effectively, and implementing rigorous testing practices. Mention your experience with code reviews and how you value constructive feedback to enhance code quality.

In your response, share your understanding of microservices and how they allow for scalability, resilience, and independent deployment. You can cite examples from your past work that illustrate your experience in designing and coding microservices that serve specific business functions.

Highlight the tools and techniques you employ for debugging, such as logging, using debuggers, and performing unit tests. Sharing a specific incident where you effectively identified and solved a bug can also showcase your problem-solving skills.

Discuss your approach to teamwork, emphasizing clear communication, mutual respect, and collaboration on projects. Mention your experience with tools like Git for version control and how you handle conflicts in team settings to reach consensus.

Express your belief in the importance of CI/CD for fast and reliable software delivery. Share your experience in implementing CI/CD practices, such as automated testing and deployment pipelines, and how they've contributed to project success.

Provide a brief overview of the project’s scope, your role, and how you used Docker to containerize applications. Focus on the benefits of using Docker, such as consistency across development and production environments.

Discuss your time management strategies and how you prioritize tasks. Explain your commitment to maintaining quality by emphasizing the importance of testing and code reviews, even under time constraints, and share an example where you balanced these effectively.

Describe your experience with monitoring tools such as Grafana, Sentry, or Prometheus. Explain how these tools helped you in tracking application performance and identifying issues before they escalated, ensuring robust application health.

Share your approach to learning new technologies, such as engaging in online courses, reading documentation, or seeking mentorship. Illustrate your adaptability and enthusiasm for embracing new tools that enhance your development capabilities.