Senior Software Engineer, Atlas Clusters Security

Job Description:

  • Build and design new features for MongoDB Atlas
  • Contribute to and lead complex technical projects
  • Work closely with product and design teams while considering the user’s perspective
  • Work with customers and support engineers to fix issues
  • Collaborate with team members to develop the codebase, best practices, and design principles
  • Learn from and mentor other team members
  • Join an on-call rotation to support Atlas production services
  • Design and operate encryption and compliance systems in production
  • Lead fleet-wide rollouts
  • Partner with customers when encryption or key-management issues affect their clusters

Requirements:

  • At least 5 years of professional software development experience
  • Skilled at writing large-scale, distributed backend systems in a compiled language such as Java or Go
  • Experience with at least one major cloud provider: AWS, Azure, or GCP
  • Experience leading the launch of a new feature and maintaining it in production
  • Nice to have: experience with cloud key management (KMS / Key Vault / Cloud KMS), IAM, private networking, or encryption in a production SaaS environment
  • Excellent communication skills
  • Curiosity, collaboration, and motivation

Benefits:

  • Equity
  • Employee stock purchase program
  • Flexible paid time off
  • 20 weeks fully-paid gender-neutral parental leave
  • Fertility and adoption assistance
  • 401(k) plan
  • Mental health counseling
  • Transgender-inclusive health insurance coverage
  • Health benefits offerings
  • Employee affinity groups
  • Supportive and enriching culture
  • Disability accommodations during the application and interview process
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