Senior Backend Engineer, Cloud APIs & Kubernetes

Adobe Inc.; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 229,000 - 331,000; Full time

Job summary

Adobe is seeking a Senior Software Engineer for the Project Graph services team to build scalable HTTP APIs and contribute to an async compute platform in the cloud. You will work closely with Kubernetes operators and AWS infrastructure to enable robust, designer-friendly graph workflows across web and Adobe apps.

You will design resilient services, optimize for reliability and cost, and help advance a modern backend stack with Node.js/Typescript, Kubernetes, and Postgres.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience in Computer Science.
• 5-10 years of backend software development experience.
• Strong hands-on experience in server-side languages; Node.js/Typescript used.
• Expertise with Kubernetes.
• Experience with Postgres, Redis, or other data stores.
• Experience with Terraform and AWS.
• Experience with bash and CI/CD tools, like CircleCI.
• Expertise in HTTP API security.
• Interest in learning new technologies.

Responsibilities

• Collaboratively write scalable, resilient HTTP APIs for Project Graph.
• Contribute to an async job scheduling system built on Kubernetes and Postgres.
• Design and implement cloud infrastructure to meet reliability, performance and cost goals

Skills

Backend development

Kubernetes

PostgreSQL

Redis

Terraform

AWS

Node.js/Typescript

HTTP APIs

CI/CD (CircleCI)

Education

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science

Tools

Kubernetes

PostgreSQL

Redis

Terraform

AWS

CircleCI

Job description

Adobe is seeking a Senior Software Engineer for the Project Graph services team to build scalable HTTP APIs and contribute to an async compute platform in the cloud. You will work closely with Kubernetes operators and AWS infrastructure to enable robust, designer-friendly graph workflows across web and Adobe apps.

You will design resilient services, optimize for reliability and cost, and help advance a modern backend stack with Node.js/Typescript, Kubernetes, and Postgres.