Full Stack Software Engineer

DevOps Engineer

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Participating in a high functioning DevOps Scrum team.

Developing the resources and processes used across Nike Global Technology to increase speed of software delivery while reducing the cost of implementation.

Responsible for ensuring solutions are designed and developed using a scalable, highly resilient cloud native architecture

Building observable code that helps inform data driven decisions.

Working in a continuous delivery model; deploying experiences frequently at large scale to a global audience of consumers

Consulting and performing engineering support, problem solving, and issue resolution with internal and external resources.

Work through dependencies and integration with other engineering teams.

Define technical options, provide estimates on effort and risk, and evaluate technical feasibility.

REQUIRED:

5+ years of software engineering experience.

Hands-on experience working in a distributed/cloud-based environment (AWS preferred) with high transaction volumes.

Experience working in full stack but with a focus on the front end.

Expert knowledge of several open source, modern, programming languages including interpreted languages like JavaScript (required)

Web application development using JavaScript based frameworks and libraries like React, Node and Redux (required)

Graphql knowledge is a plus.

Experience in integration with RESTful APIs (required)

Solid foundation in data structures, algorithms and architecture patterns

Experience with modern build strategies, continuous integration, unit testing, static analysis, and automated integration tests required. Continuous delivery experience preferred.

Experience delivering software using an agile development process (Scrum preferred)

Proficient in pair programming and performing technical code reviews

Experience with Serverless Computing/Lambda technologies a plus.

E-Commerce experience a plus

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or a related field.

Skill set:

aws, react, javascript