Hi,
I applied previously for a software engineering position at the joinus@clay.run email domain.
Is that still valid, or should I use the above `jobs@clay.run`.
Thanks
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Hi,
I applied previously for a software engineering position at the joinus@clay.run email domain.
Is that still valid, or should I use the above `jobs@clay.run`.
Thanks
Hi Erica,
I had a look at the engineering culture from https://www.keyvalues.com/flexport; seems very impressive!
What is Flexports position on visa sponsorship? Would you expect EU candidates for instance to apply for positions in Amsterdam; or is there more general flexibility?
Thanks,
David
Hi kenm47, I'm not sure what your request is?
Location: Current: Ireland, Desired: USA (specifically New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Atlanta, Boston)
Remote: No
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Scala, Kotlin, Java 8, Microservices, Kubernetes, PostgreSQL, product engineering.
Résumé/CV: On request
Email: On request
Experienced backend engineer with a background in developing and operating large scale production grade systems, distributed in the cloud for one of Europes largest ecommerce companies.
Hi Adam,
For a suitable candidate, what would Ebay's position be on 'visa sponsorship' for the New York office? I know the situation is quite complicated in the US right now but any insights would be great.
Thanks, David
I was looking at the Senior Software Engineer (Data Platform) role https://boards.greenhouse.io/rokt/jobs/4216960003
On closer investigation, it looks like the emphasis is more on the 'Data Engineering' side over the backend development side.
Although I have 5+ years in Scala + Kotlin backend dev (along with a lot of the tools + tech mentioned in the spec like postgres, k8's and AWS), I'm not sure I would be 100% suitable for a more 'Big Data' oriented role; especially at Senior level.
Thanks for getting back to me on the visa topic!
Hi Dan,
For a suitable candidate, what would Rokt's position be on 'visa sponsorship' for the New York office? I know the situation is quite complicated in the US right now but any insights would be great.
Thanks, David