Software Engineer, Scoop Core
The New York Times · New York, NY · $110k–$130k
- Posted
- 11 days ago
- Last confirmed live
- 2 days ago
- Published range
- $110k–$130k
What this role involves
The New York Times is looking for a Software Engineer to join its Scoop Core team, focusing on building a modern platform for content management. The role involves working with GraphQL, Golang, PostgreSQL, and cloud services, and includes responsibilities such as development, testing, and onboarding other teams.
Skills this posting asks for
- golang
- graphql
- postgresql
- aws
- gcp
- docker
- kubernetes
- unit testing
- integration testing
- observability
Requirements
- 2 years of experience
- Level: mid
- Remote policy: hybrid
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