Backend Engineer

As a Backend Engineer at Frequence, your responsibilities will include designing and developing scalable backend systems that tackle complex challenges with efficient solutions. You'll write clean, maintainable code, debug production issues, and contribute to the development of APIs, ensuring performance and security. Engaging in architectural discussions and code reviews will be part of your collaborative efforts with product managers and designers.

To apply for the Backend Engineer role at Frequence, you should have a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent experience. We're looking for candidates with 2-5 years of backend or full-stack software development experience and proficiency in modern backend languages, such as Go, C#, Java, Kotlin, or Rust. Knowledge of software design patterns and experience with databases are essential.

As a Backend Engineer at Frequence, you will work with various modern backend programming languages, such as Go or Java, and be involved in API development using REST or gRPC. You will also handle databases, whether SQL or NoSQL, and work within distributed systems, ensuring you are well-versed in the latest technologies that enhance rich media advertisement solutions.

The work environment for Backend Engineers at Frequence is dynamic and collaborative, fostering a friendly culture where diverse ideas are encouraged. You’ll be part of a close-knit Agile team and will regularly participate in code reviews and technical discussions to continuously improve individual and team performance, making every day impactful and engaging.

To succeed as a Backend Engineer at Frequence, it’s important to develop strong problem-solving skills and a sense of ownership in your projects. Engage actively in collaboration with your cross-functional team to align technical solutions with business objectives, continuously seek opportunities for improvement, and maintain effective communication with stakeholders to ensure a seamless flow of ideas and information.

Absolutely! Be ready to discuss your proficiency in backend programming languages such as Go, Java, or C#. Highlight specific projects where you utilized these languages, emphasizing your problem-solving skills and any challenges you overcame while developing software.

When approaching debugging production issues, I prioritize identifying the root cause through careful analysis of logs and utilizing monitoring tools. I also collaborate with team members for different perspectives, ensuring that we can resolve the issue efficiently and learn from the process to prevent future occurrences.

To write clean, maintainable code, I follow best practices such as adhering to coding standards, keeping functions concise, and using meaningful naming conventions. I also invest time in code reviews and documentation, which fosters a culture of maintainability in team projects.

Certainly! I've developed APIs using REST and gRPC, focusing on scalability, security, and performance. I ensure that my APIs meet user needs while maintaining thorough documentation for ease of integration, which is critical for the broader team and external stakeholders.

To ensure backend system performance, I conduct regular performance testing, optimize query operations, and use caching strategies. Additionally, I monitor system metrics to identify bottlenecks and make timely adjustments for improved efficiency.

In my backend development experience, I've worked extensively with both SQL and NoSQL databases. I focus on data modeling, query optimization, and transaction management to ensure data integrity and optimal performance, tailoring my approach based on the needs of the application.

One of the most challenging aspects of backend engineering can be managing distributed systems. However, I enjoy tackling this complexity and employ monitoring and robust error-handling strategies to maintain stability while continuously improving our systems.

I actively participate in online courses, webinars, and tech meetups, and follow prominent tech blogs and forums. Engaging with the developer community and working on personal projects also helps me stay current with the latest advancements.

Absolutely! I once led a project where we revamped an existing API. I took full responsibility for planning, implementing, and coordinating the effort across teams, which not only improved the performance significantly but also fostered collaboration and ownership among my peers.

I have solid experience working in Agile environments, participating in sprints, retrospectives, and daily stand-ups. I appreciate Agile's focus on iterative development and team collaboration, which enhances adaptability and continuous improvement within the development process.