Engineer, Backend

As a Backend Engineer at Bedrock Security, you'll be tasked with designing and implementing backend logic, creating robust and scalable services that prioritize security and scalability. You'll also be involved in maintaining our technology stack that includes Golang, Python, Node, and AWS, while collaborating closely with product management and customers to drive innovation and architectural decisions.

To apply for the Backend Engineer role at Bedrock Security, you should have a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science or a related field. Proven experience in backend engineering, especially in security-related domains, is essential. Proficiency in backend cloud technologies, coding in languages like Java, and working with databases like SQL or Neo4j are also crucial qualifications!

In your role as a Backend Engineer at Bedrock Security, you'll work with a diverse tech stack that includes Golang, Python, Node, AWS infrastructure, and Neo4j. You'll be expected to maintain and innovate on these technologies, constantly adapting to emerging trends to keep our services top-notch.

The Backend Engineer position at Bedrock Security requires candidates to be willing to relocate to the Bay Area, as you’ll need to be in the office three days a week. However, if you are already in the U.S., we can discuss sponsorship options. This setup promotes collaboration and creativity within our team.

At Bedrock Security, we are committed to providing growth opportunities for our Backend Engineers. You'll be encouraged to stay updated with industry trends and emerging technologies, contribute to the architectural vision of our products, and engage in collaborative problem-solving, all of which promote professional development and career advancement.

When responding, share specific projects or experiences where you've utilized these technologies. Discuss the challenges you faced, how you overcame them, and the outcomes of your solutions. This shows your hands-on expertise and problem-solving abilities in a real-world context.

Highlight an instance where you proposed and implemented a novel solution to a complex challenge. Discuss your thought process, the impact it had on the project, and how it aligns with the innovative culture at Bedrock Security, showcasing your entrepreneurial mindset.

Discuss best practices you follow for service security such as authentication, encryption, and regular security audits. Mention any tools or frameworks you’ve used that align with Bedrock Security's mission to protect data, showing your commitment to security.

Share your experiences with database management, detailing specific projects that required you to utilize Neo4j. Mention how you structured data, optimized queries or handled data relationships to solve real business problems, emphasizing your technical capability.

Provide examples of how you've successfully worked with teams outside engineering, such as product management or marketing. Discuss communication style and tools used to ensure alignment and how this can benefit the collaborative culture at Bedrock Security.

Outline a systematic approach you take when encountering a problem in development, such as identifying the issue, researching potential solutions, implementing and testing those solutions, and iterating as needed. This showcases your analytical skills.

Mention specific resources you use, such as blogs, webinars, or conferences. Discuss how you’ve applied what's trending to your projects in the past, aligning your interests with Bedrock Security's innovative goals.

Share personal experiences or observations that sparked your interest in cybersecurity. Discuss how your passion aligns with the mission of Bedrock Security, highlighting that you’re driven to make a significant impact in data protection.

Discuss the significance of reliability and scalability, as well as security, as critical components of a backend service. Relate your answer back to how you would apply this at Bedrock Security, emphasizing the company’s values.

Explain your flexibility and adaptability to changing requirements, using examples from past experiences. Discuss your communication strategies with the team and stakeholders to keep everyone aligned, which is essential for a startup environment like Bedrock Security.