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Alpaca is seeking an experienced Senior Full Stack Engineer for the Platform Team to build and operate authentication, authorization, and IdP systems powering user login across APIs, customer products, and internal tools. You will primarily write Go backend services, with meaningful React/TypeScript work for auth UIs and occasional Java for IdP extensions.
Responsibilities include end-to-end ownership, deploying and monitoring identity services, and collaboration with other teams to evolve login
We are looking for experienced engineers who are comfortable owning services end to end: API design, data modeling, deployments, and production debuggingYou have experience building web applications with React and TypeScriptYou have worked at least 3 years on systems at scaleYou are not afraid of taking a task from start to finish - gathering requirements, figuring out and implementing the best technical solution, then deploying and monitoring the resultsYou have worked with relational databases before - we use PostgreSQL, but we are not particularly picky about this one as long as you have a solid grasp on the fundamentalsYou have worked at a startup before - you thrive in ambiguous environments, embrace changing priorities, know when to balance technical debt with speed, and proactively tackle whatever needs to get done without relying on pre-existing processes or documentationYou have 5+ years of experience writing code in strongly-typed languages, with at least one year of experience in GoYou know what a JWT token is, and how OpenID Connect and SAML work. Maybe you even heard about Keycloak, or have worked on authentication systems beforeYou have built or maintained OpenAPI-driven HTTP APIsYou have experience with role-based access controlYou are familiar with Kubernetes and HelmYou have experience with JavaYou understand how Kafka works - maybe you even worked with Redpanda beforeYou have experience with Grafana’s observability stack - Prometheus, Tempo and all the rest. You might have even written a PromQL query for a new alert once or twice