Position: Senior Software Engineer, Backend
Company: United Software
Category: Node.js
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper

Our SaaS platform enables trustless data collaboration between organizations. Will you be part of our mission?

The most valuable data is often sensitive and restricted in how it can be used. Join us and make data useful while at the same time guarantee privacy by design. We leverage the latest advances in confidential computing, cryptography and privacy tech to build a cloud platform that enables companies to run analytics on unseen sensitive data in a privacy-preserving way.

Would you like to be central to our future success, contribute to the cutting-edge development of a revolutionizing and be a part of a team fueled by positive energy, enthusiasm and supportive colleagues?

Our data collaboration portal serves as a critical component of our product user experience. Contribute to growing our existing platform using PostGraphile/Postgres, Hapi, GraphQL, Apollo and React.js. 

Tasks
Scaling backend systems as well as developing open-source SDKs and public APIs
Working closely with the frontend team to help grow our data collaboration platform
Collaborate with a cross-functional team, including design, product management, and other engineering teams

Requirements
4+ years of professional experience
Built and maintained high-performance, scalable systems using Node.js frameworks like Hapi, koa or express
Proficiency with Postgres, ideally including exposing and securing GraphQL APIs (postgraphile, Prisma)
Experience in API & service architecture design
Solid understanding of the client/server technology stack (HTTP, REST, compression, serialization)
Plus: Technical leadership experience

Benefits
Work on making the world a better place by keeping personal data private.
Being able to create, shape, and benefit from a young company.
An amazing and fun team which is distributed over entire Europe
Competitive salary.
A lot of opportunities for self-development.