Senior WebApp Engineer – Remote-First, Scalable Web Platform

Rippling, Inc.; Northern (KY); Hybrid; USD 133,000 - 181,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare coverage (medical, dental,

Vision coverage

WFH stipend

Job summary

Shippo is seeking a Software Engineer III for the WebApp Lighthouse team. You will design and deliver full-stack features, own complex modules from design through deployment, and ensure high performance and reliability in a fast-growing platform.

You will collaborate with product managers and designers, contribute to scalable microservices, and participate in on-call rotations while advancing CI/CD and observability across the stack.

Qualifications

• 7+ years of software development experience.
• Experience building highly available, scalable web applications.
• Proficiency in full-stack development with React, Python, Go, Kafka, SQL, and NoSQL.
• Strong understanding of software architecture, OOP, and design patterns.

Responsibilities

• Build and maintain full stack web application features including microservices.
• Own complex features from design to production deployment with reliability.
• Enhance and support core web application stack for high throughput traffic.
• Participate in on-call rotations and maintain high SLAs.
• Collaborate with Product, Infrastructure, Designer, and API Partners; set engineering standards.
• Improve CI/CD pipelines, Docker, Kubernetes, and observability.

Skills

React

Python

Go

Kafka

SQL

NoSQL

Distributed systems

CI/CD

Education

BSc in STEM

Tools

Docker

Kubernetes

CI/CD pipelines

Job description

Shippo is seeking a Software Engineer III for the WebApp Lighthouse team. You will design and deliver full-stack features, own complex modules from design through deployment, and ensure high performance and reliability in a fast-growing platform.

You will collaborate with product managers and designers, contribute to scalable microservices, and participate in on-call rotations while advancing CI/CD and observability across the stack.