Full-stack Engineer
KAZIMI · Berlin, Germany ·
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- Fullstack
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We are an ambitious, committed and seasoned team of systems engineers, cryptography specialists, security analysts, data scientists, and customer-facing managers. We are looking for people that embrace an engineering mindset to build what hasn’t been built and can apply their skills to solve hard, complex problems.
We believe data is critical to making informed decisions for any organization, be it in understanding the app’s user base or in protecting their budgets. We build software that operates in big data pipelines that span millions of devices a day and is subject to constant and rigorous adversarial threats. We operate across a wide variety of platforms and chip architectures. Above all, we deliver reliable and frictionless technologies that enhance the life of a mobile app using a cross-disciplinary tech stack. To give some examples:
In several of these areas, we work with state-of-the-art research. We actively read, implement and encourage reading research papers. You will work with seasoned engineers that have built performant production systems that process petabytes of data for billions of end users on a daily basis.
We’re looking for a full-stack engineer to own and maintain the internal and external analytics dashboards, as well as a web portal where our clients can consume the product. You will need to build both the web apps that clients consume on their browsers and the APIs behind them. You will also need to understand the data first-hand, know how to aggregate the data to solve your problem, communicate with the relevant team to understand what needs to be done and make a case for what you need.
We value ownership and we are looking for someone capable of handling the web-facing part of the project that deals with visualization and aggregation of time-series data, how clients consume- and fine-tune it, and how to build this on top of the existing product.