6 months ago
Base Salary
$145k - $209k/yr
Responsibilities
- Operate a modern containerized service-oriented architecture.
- Ship code to production multiple times per day.
- Solve complex performance problems and scale software for a growing business.
- Build software for a many-sided marketplace and data-driven business.
- Build performant, inclusive user interfaces when needed.
- Evaluate new technologies and improve the software stack.
- Use AI tools to accelerate development while maintaining technical and product standards.
- Collaborate across teams and disciplines to develop SeatGeek’s product.
Requirements
- Experience building business-critical software in a fast-paced environment.
- Experience solving complex technical challenges such as high-traffic onsales, interactive venue maps, inventory tracking, or event matching.
- Strong software craftsmanship and high standards for code quality.
- A product mindset that considers user experience and business impact.
- Commitment to collaborating with, mentoring, and learning from diverse teammates.
- Experience with the listed technologies is not required because tools can be learned.
Benefits
- Equity stake and discretionary annual bonus.
- Flexible work arrangement with optional office attendance or 100% remote work.
- Work-from-home stipend.
- Unlimited PTO and up to 16 weeks of fully paid family leave.
- 401(k) matching and student loan matching program.
- Health, vision, dental, and life insurance.
- Up to $25,000 toward family building, reproductive health services, and gender-affirming care.
- $500 annual wellness allowance.
- Subscriptions to Headspace, Headspace Care, and One Medical.
- $120 monthly allowance for live-event tickets.
- Annual subscription to Spotify, Apple Music, or Amazon Music.
Tech Stack
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About SeatGeek
SeatGeek builds a mobile ticketing marketplace for sports, concerts, and theater, letting fans buy and sell tickets, and it operates a primary ticketing platform used by teams and venues. The company earns marketplace fees and licenses its enterprise ticketing software to rightsholders. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in New York, it expanded into primary ticketing with its 2017 acquisition of TopTix, and remains privately held.