Integration Engineer - Remote (Mexico)

As an Integration Engineer at Nango, you will be responsible for developing new integrations and maintaining existing ones. Your role involves collaborating closely with our product team to improve the Nango platform and ensuring that our customers' integration needs are met efficiently. Direct communication with customers is also part of your duties, allowing you to track and fulfill their requests while improving their overall experience.

To be successful as an Integration Engineer at Nango, you should possess strong ownership and a solid work ethic. Additionally, strong organizational skills are crucial for tracking and fulfilling customer requests efficiently. You will also need to demonstrate coding proficiency in Node.js and TypeScript, alongside the ability to write high-quality code that is readable, structured, and memory-efficient.

The interview process for the Integration Engineer position at Nango consists of a 30-minute coding interview followed by a take-home exercise. This structure allows us to assess your coding skills and your ability to solve real-world problems, ensuring you are a great fit for our team as well as for our dynamic work environment.

Nango fosters a supportive and fast-paced culture where innovation thrives. As part of a seed-stage startup born out of open-source principles, you will work alongside dedicated professionals who are passionate about creating tools for developers by developers. We value collaboration, communication, and the ownership of your work, making it an ideal environment for anyone who wants to make a real impact.

Nango embraces a remote-first approach, allowing you to work from anywhere in Mexico or across the Americas (EST) and EMEA. This flexibility enables you to balance your work-life while contributing to a cutting-edge startup that supports open-source development.

When answering this question, focus on your relevant experience, emphasizing specific projects where you contributed as a backend engineer. Discuss the technologies you used, such as Node.js and TypeScript, and the challenges you faced and overcame during this process.

A good way to respond is to explain your organizational strategies. You could mention using task management tools, prioritizing requests based on urgency, and communicating clearly with customers to keep them updated on progress.

Highlight your coding practices, such as following coding standards, writing modular and documented code, conducting code reviews, and using automated testing tools to validate your work consistently.

Discuss specific challenges, detailing the context and your thought process in addressing the issue. Focus on your problem-solving skills and any technical tools or techniques you utilized.

You should emphasize your analytical skills. Talk about reviewing user feedback, performing code audits, and collaborating with the product team to design enhancements that would boost user experience for the existing integration feature.

Share an experience of a successful team project you were part of, detailing the collaboration strategies you employed and the final outcome that benefited both the team and the project's objectives.

Express your enthusiasm for the role and the company’s mission. Mention the opportunity to work in an innovative, open-source environment, and how being a part of Nango aligns with your career goals.

Share your routine for professional development, such as following industry news, attending conferences, participating in webinars, and following relevant online communities and forums.

Outline your ambitions in the tech field, hinting at your interest in advanced engineering roles or product development. Express a desire to contribute to innovative projects and grow your skills within a forward-thinking startup like Nango.

Describe strategies you use to manage stress and deadlines, such as breaking tasks into smaller steps, prioritizing work effectively, and communicating proactively with your team to ensure everyone remains in sync during high-pressure periods.