Senior Software Engineer II, Notifications Backend

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Senior Software Engineer II, Product Platform, Notifications Backend (Remote / UK)

We’re passionate about building tools that help small and medium-sized businesses market, sell, and serve their customers — and ultimately, grow better. The Product Platform Group is on a mission to help our customers use HubSpot better. This means that our internal and external users can rely on us, can focus on their most meaningful work, and achieve results faster. 

The tools our teams build allow our customers to control and configure their brand identities and organize their assets, data and teams. These tools and services will help our customers get exponentially better at collaborating easily inside the HubSpot product.

This role sits within the Global Data Privacy team. The team’s mission is to empower customers to protect their business and earn their customer’s trust.  This team mainly works on building privacy features within HubSpot products to to help customers comply with regulations such as GDPR and enhance transparency by offering insights into consent-related data.

We’re looking for people who

• Would love to write lots of micro-services, primarily with Java 11 (our APIs are RESTful and use the minimal Dropwizard framework)
• Want to grow their career in a dynamic, low bureaucracy environment.
• Like the idea of working on a small, customer-driven development teams of 3-5 engineers.
• Take ownership, work collaboratively, and figure things out
• Able to show pragmatic decision making and problem-solving abilities.
• Understand how we build and why for our customers.
• Can think through problems with a “real-time” angle, as live conversations between our customers and their customers are always-on, and don’t follow a typical request/response model

Bonus points for:

• Being someone who wakes up every morning and asks: are my systems going to be reliable today? 
• Having a bias for fixing problems with technology rather than process
• Never accepting the status quo. We need engineers who can see beyond what we have toward what we can build and understand how to get from here to there.