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ViacomCBS Senior Software Engineer in San Francisco, California
REF#: 36860
CBS BUSINESS UNIT: CBS Interactive
JOB TYPE: Full-Time Staff
JOB SCHEDULE:
JOB LOCATION: San Francisco, CA
ABOUT US:
CBS Interactive, a division of ViacomCBS, is the world’s largest publisher of premium digital content and a perennial top 10 Internet company. CBS Interactive’s brands span popular categories like technology, entertainment, sports, news and gaming.
Properties include the websites, apps and streaming services of the CBS Television Network such as the CBS All Access subscription service, CBS News Digital platforms including the 24/7 digital news network CBSN, and CBS Sports Digital brands including the 24-hour streaming sports news network CBS Sports HQ, as well as digital-first properties in key content verticals, including CNET, ZDNet, TVGuide.com, GameSpot, Last.fm, Metacritic and Chowhound.
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DESCRIPTION:
Division Overview:
The team for CBS All Access is responsible for servicing CBS’s premiere online content around the world. We’re home to exclusive original shows (Star Trek: Picard, The Good Fight, Twilight Zone) and also help millions of viewers consume and enjoy television hits such as Big Bang Theory, Late Night with Stephen Colbert, Survivor, etc.).
Role Details:
We are looking for a Senior Software Engineer to become one of the core contributors that helps power the backend services for CBS All Access. We’re a team that values software that exemplifies simplicity of design, maintainability, extensibility, and foundational robustness. The right candidate is able to work in a fast-paced environment and has a strong grasp of cutting edge languages and technologies.
Your Day-to-Day:
Design, build, and support high performance, scalable, and innovative backend systems/services
Develop backend APIs, implement system instrumentation, and provide documentation
Work closely with other engineers and product management teams to meet fixed deadlines
Work in all phases of a rapid product development lifecycle
Key Projects:
Migrate our API services/systems to cloud infrastructures and software
Find smarter ways to serve our content, whether algorithmically or via machine learning
Discover reliable ways to manage, retrieve, store, and secure our data around the globe
QUALIFICATIONS:
What you bring to the team:
You have -
5+ years product software development
BS degree in Computer Science, similar technical field of study or equivalent practical experience.
Deep understanding of Object Oriented Programming and Design, data structures, and algorithms
Solid Java, Linux, Shell scripting, Python ability
Experience with Spring/Spring Boot
Effective communication skills
You might also have -
Experience with RDBMs
Experience with NoSQL solutions
Experience with Search Technologies
Experience with Distributed Systems (both in system design and data storage)
Working knowledge of Docker, Kubernetes, cloud environments (GCP, AWS, etc.) a plus
Working knowledge of build tools a plus
FUNCTION: Software Engineering
EEO Statement:
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