4 months ago
Remote, Korea, SouthSenior
Responsibilities
- Develop and maintain backend services and production-grade Python code for a high-traffic global platform.
- Define solutions from architecture design through implementation and production deployment.
- Build and launch new microservices from initial development through production.
- Analyze user behavior and evolve platform capabilities to meet user needs.
- Implement and consume RESTful APIs and work with relational databases and SQL.
- Participate in code reviews, architecture design sessions, pair programming, planning, grooming, retrospectives, hackdays, and hackathons.
- Mentor other team members and help improve code quality and engineering practices.
Requirements
- Senior-level software development experience demonstrated through strong work results or experience.
- Strong knowledge of software development best practices, testing, and design patterns.
- Proficiency in business English.
- Ability to deliver code from development through production.
- Experience implementing and consuming RESTful APIs.
- Knowledge of relational databases and SQL.
- Experience with Django or Flask, PostgreSQL, Redis, Celery with RabbitMQ, AWS, Docker, or Kubernetes is preferred.
- Experience handling services with more than 1,000 requests per second is preferred.
Benefits
- Home-office-friendly arrangement anywhere in South Korea.
- 40% discount on Fever events and experiences.
- Professional and personal growth opportunities with responsibility from day one.
- English lessons and a young, international work environment.
- Compensation package including base salary, variable compensation, and stock options, with potential performance bonus.
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About FeverUp
Fever builds a marketplace and ticketing platform that helps consumers discover and book local live entertainment, and helps creators produce and scale experiences. It curates and co-produces events such as Candlelight Concerts and immersive shows, and operates in more than 100 cities worldwide. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in New York, Fever is privately held and earns revenue from ticket sales and partnerships with venues and brands.