Software Engineer

About us:Low-code/no-code (LCNC) platforms are placing more power than ever in the hands of business professionals, allowing them to address their own needs rather than wait for IT. Unfortunately, it also opens the door for hackers and costly mistakes. Zenity is the first security platform to help organizations adopt low-code/no-code development without compromising security governance, pioneering this brand new area of security. We have recently secured $16.5 million in Series A funding, led by the prestigious Intel Capital. This significant investment underscores our commitment to leading the charge in securing low-code/no-code development practices, and it paves the way for us to scale our operations, enhance our technology, and expand our team.We are looking for a Software Engineer to join our team.Do you value learning and seek to continuously grow? Do you find high engineering quality the way to go by default, and not be the exception? Do you believe open discussions and differences of opinion are the key to smart decision making? Do you wish to be in the security industry forefront, working on cloud based SaaS, creating a new market category for low-code/no-code security?If this resonates with you, read on and reach out to us.Responsibilities:Assume ownership of features and deliver value to customers, understand their domain & use cases and challenge requirementsDesign, develop and maintain microservices written with TypeScript & Python, deployed to AWSDesign data pipelines, RESTful APIs and microservices infraDeliver high-quality reusable & maintainable code covered by tests, from unit tests to E2E tests, and monitored in productionCollaborate with team members via open discussions, design reviews, code reviews, etcRequirements:3+ years of experience as a Software EngineerExperience with modern programming Languages: Python / JavaScript / C# / Java / Golang / ScalaExperience in writing code in Agile, CI/CD based environmentsAdvantage: experience working on large-scale cloud-based services