Senior Software Engineer, Backend

Summary

Join Mindbody+ClassPass, a leading fitness and wellness technology company, as a Senior Software Engineer. You will collaborate with a team to build secure systems for the Mindbody ecosystem, focusing on continuous improvement and achieving the company's mission. This role involves close collaboration with Product, Design, and QA teams. You will build and maintain backend systems, practice engineering best practices, and prioritize user satisfaction. The ideal candidate possesses extensive experience in designing robust APIs and services, building backend services using object-oriented languages, and working with microservice architecture. Mindbody values intellectual curiosity, pragmatism, and a commitment to personal and professional growth.

Requirements

• Senior Experience in programming large-scale SaaS products
• Experience building backend services with an object-oriented language such as C# or Java
• Experience designing and architecting backend services
• Experience Designing and working with Microservice architecture
• Experience with monitoring systems such as New Relic or Kibana
• Familiarity with SDLC and programming design patterns, and Agile methodology
• Experience reviewing new feature impact on an application and recognizing potential risks
• Detail-oriented, professional and possesses a positive work attitude
• Ability to communicate professionally both verbally and in writing

Responsibilities

• Collaborate closely with Product, Design, and QA to iterate on the design, implementation and deployment of our product
• Build and maintain backend systems and applications
• Seek different perspectives and solicit honest feedback
• Practice engineering best practices (e.g., automated testing, code reviews, proper monitoring)
• Take delight in delighting our users
• Care about our studio partners and want to help them grow their business

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience building highly performant and high-quality backends
• Understanding of SQL and relational databases