2 hours ago
Base Salary
$442k - $527k/yr
Responsibilities
- Develop software powering Roku’s content browse and discovery experiences on and off platform.
- Build, deploy, monitor, and troubleshoot large-scale cloud services in AWS.
- Design low-latency services that operate reliably despite underlying failures.
- Select databases and design storage architectures across AWS regions.
- Optimize cloud costs while maintaining user experience.
- Design and operate in-memory caching layers using Redis, Redis Cluster, and Memcached.
- Monitor deployment quality and troubleshoot production systems.
- Understand end-to-end web architecture from end-user devices to datacenter services.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree or foreign equivalent in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related field.
- Five years of progressive experience in the position or a related occupation.
- At least one year of experience building large-scale cloud services in private or managed cloud providers.
- At least one year of experience selecting data stores and analyzing tradeoffs.
- At least one year of experience with in-memory caching layers for application performance.
- At least one year of experience monitoring deployment quality and troubleshooting production systems.
- At least one year of experience with end-to-end web architecture from end-user devices to datacenter services.
Benefits
- Health insurance, equity awards, life insurance, disability benefits, parental leave, wellness benefits, and paid time off.
- Access to mental health and financial wellness support and resources.
- Local benefits may include medical, dental, vision, accident, disability, commuter, and retirement options.
- Up to one day per week of telecommuting may be permitted; Roku generally works in the office Monday through Thursday with Fridays generally flexible for remote work.
- Reasonable workplace accommodations are available in accordance with applicable law.
About Roku
Roku builds streaming players, Roku-branded TVs and audio gear, and the Roku OS licensed to TV manufacturers. Its platform supports ad-supported and subscription streaming, including The Roku Channel and Roku Originals, and underpins a significant advertising business. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in San Jose, it is a public company trading on NASDAQ under the ticker ROKU.