MongoDB Software Engineer Search Systems Replication & Routing 

United States, California, San Francisco 

927186828

is a multi-cloud service that allows users to execute complex full text and vector search queries using the . Our users are free to focus on relevance and data retrieval instead of the machinery needed to search data at scale.

This role is based in San Francisco, CA with an in-office or hybrid work model.

• 2+ years of hands-on experience designing, building, testing, and maintaining industrial-strength backend software in a complex codebase
• Experience developing distributed systems and multithreaded applications
• Experience with at least one modern statically typed programming language, and interest in working with Java
• Excellent verbal and written technical communication skills and enthusiasm for collaborating closely with colleagues
• A growth mindset and the desire to learn quickly through taking on challenges, reflecting on outcomes, and incorporating feedback
• A strong sense of ownership over their work, from initial design all the way through maintaining code in production

• Contribute to the design, implementation, and support of projects that improve the scalability of Atlas Search to make using it a seamless experience for even the largest workloads
• Work with a collaborative team that prioritizes sound technical decision-making and building systems that our customers love and that we are proud of as engineers
• Have the opportunity to lead projects and own subsystems
• Provide input on the team’s roadmap and help determine the architecture of our system

• In 3 months you’ll have a solid high-level understanding of what our team does and how we operate. You’ll have contributed to the development of an existing project and completed several small improvements or bug fixes
• In 6 months you’ll be reviewing code and project designs, and be an active participant in team meetings
• In 12 months you’ll have a thorough understanding of the systems our team owns and have led a small project. You’ll have proposed small improvements to our code, product, or team processes