Senior Software Engineer, Platform
The role, in a nutshell
Weâre looking for a Senior Software Engineer to join our Platform team, which owns the customer-facing platform capabilities that power Chainguardâs products including our notification system, authentication, and the next generation of our public APIs.
This is a highly impactful, highly visible role in a fast-paced, product-driven environment. Youâll design and build backend services and APIs that are consumed across multiple product lines, partnering closely with Product and the Experience team to ship features that customers rely on every day.
Weâre looking for someone who wants to move quickly, cares deeply about quality and reliability, and is energized by working across products rather than owning a single narrow service.
What youâll do
Design, build, and evolve customer-facing backend services and public APIs by understanding how different Chainguard products and customer segments use shared platform capabilities, and ensuring APIs and services work well for all of them.
Own features end-to-end: from design through implementation, rollout, and iteration, in close partnership with Product Management and the Experience (front-end) team.
Contribute to a product-driven roadmap with real deadlines and clear outcomes, helping the team prioritize tradeoffs and ship iteratively rather than waiting for âperfect.â
What weâre looking for
Strong backend engineering experience 5+ years of experience building production services and APIs in a modern cloud environment.
Proficiency with Go (Golang) or strong readiness to ramp quickly.
Experience designing, implementing, and evolving public APIs that are consumed externally and internally across multiple products or services. You can talk about topics like versioning, backwards compatibility, auth, and usability from real-world experience.
Familiarity with microservices and cloud-native architectures.
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