9 months ago
Remote, United States or Boston, MA, USASenior / Staff+
Responsibilities
- Design and build scalable backend services for the core marketplace platform.
- Develop and maintain GCP cloud infrastructure with Terraform for reliability and cost efficiency.
- Build integrations with utility data sources, supplier APIs, and third-party services across energy markets.
- Create data pipelines for real-time rate monitoring and market intelligence.
- Translate system and supplier needs into high-performing, resilient experiences with product and cross-functional partners.
- Own selected features and projects while collaborating with a small team on frequent production deployments.
- Use AI tools and workflows and help improve the team’s development practices.
Requirements
- 5+ years of backend engineering experience with production systems at scale.
- Strong JavaScript and TypeScript expertise, including Node.js; familiarity with Nest.js is a plus.
- Hands-on experience managing cloud environments, including serverless and event-driven systems, with GCP preferred.
- Proficiency with Terraform and experience managing real cloud environments.
- Comfort with SQL databases, ideally Postgres, API design, and asynchronous processing patterns.
- Active use of AI coding tools and interest in advancing AI-augmented development.
- Interest in energy, climate technology, or marketplace products is a strong plus.
Benefits
- Competitive salary, meaningful equity, and benefits are offered.
- Remote-friendly work setup with occasional in-person collaboration as needed.
About Arbor
Arbor is an app that lowers the price everyday Americans pay for energy. Power bills can be a confusing maze of hidden fees and unclear options, but they don’t have to be. Our app simplifies everything, providing clarity and control while saving people money. We find users lower cost, fixed electricity rates - with a two minute sign up process and automatic switching and monitoring. We take care of the details and complexities, so they can focus on what matters to them instead. Over $7.5M saved for American households.