Product Engineer II - ArcGIS Online REST API

Esri; Redlands (CA); On-site; USD 79,664 - 133,120; Full time

Job summary

Esri is seeking a Product Engineer to design and test new features for the ArcGIS Online APIs and content management REST interfaces. You will work with front‑end teams to optimize APIs, document usage with examples, and build automated tests integrated into CI pipelines for ongoing quality.

The role emphasizes user‑centered delivery, strong problem solving, and collaboration across teams to enhance GIS technology and platform usability.

Qualifications

• Experience using Python/JavaScript/Java in software development.
• Experience with ArcGIS or other geospatial tech.
• Familiarity with cloud services (AWS/Azure) and REST/SOAP web services.
• Strong problem-solving, communication, and delivery skills.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with front‑end developers to design, define, and optimize APIs supporting ArcGIS Online features, ensuring performance and scalability.
• Author and maintain REST API documentation with clear examples and guidelines.
• Develop automated test scripts and integrate them into CI pipelines for quality checks.
• Manage software quality issues by coordinating with support teams for timely fixes and stability improvements.
• Advocate for users in product design, incorporating feedback to deliver intuitive features.

Skills

Python

JavaScript

Java

ArcGIS

SOAP/REST

Cloud platforms

Communication

Delivery focus

Teamwork

Learning agility

Education

Bachelor’s degree in GIS or Computer Science

Tools

AWS

Azure

CI/CD tools

Job description

Esri is seeking a Product Engineer to design and test new features for the ArcGIS Online APIs and content management REST interfaces. You will work with front‑end teams to optimize APIs, document usage with examples, and build automated tests integrated into CI pipelines for ongoing quality.

The role emphasizes user‑centered delivery, strong problem solving, and collaboration across teams to enhance GIS technology and platform usability.