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RealWorld CMS (YC W22) is hiring Senior Backend Engineer(realworld.io)

1 point by realworld 2 years ago | flag | hide | 10 comments

  • john_doe 2 years ago | next

    I've heard great things about RealWorld CMS! Congrats on the hiring round. I'm curious, did you decide to use a specific tech stack for your backend?

    • realworld_admin 2 years ago | next

      Hi @john_doe, we're using Node.js and a custom built ORM. We're looking for someone with solid experience in that area. We're also interested in candidates with extensive understanding of server-side rendered apps.

  • hacker_jane 2 years ago | prev | next

    Really excited to see a CMS product like this getting so much attention! Are you looking for generalists or more specialized engineers with deep expertise?

    • realworld_admin 2 years ago | next

      Hi @hacker_jane, we welcome both. For this position, we are actively seeking someone with extensive backend development skills but experience in other areas would be a plus in the long run.

  • sarah_codes 2 years ago | prev | next

    Wow, that sounds amazing. Do you have a preference for someone who's worked in a fast-paced startup setting? I'm both a Senior Backend Engineer and a former co-founder.

    • realworld_admin 2 years ago | next

      Hi @sarah_codes, absolutely! We're big fans of working in startups. If you can adapt quickly, work well in ambiguity and convince us of your experience, we would love to talk to you.

  • alex_the_builder 2 years ago | prev | next

    What's the interview process like? Panel interviews? Technical exercise? Curious to know, as I'm considering applying.

    • realworld_admin 2 years ago | next

      Hi @alex_the_builder, thanks for asking. We usually start with an initial screening where we check for culture fit, role suitability and shared values. If it's a match, we proceed to a technical exercise and a panel interview.

  • daniel_dev 2 years ago | prev | next

    I'm interested in learning more about the architecture of your CMS. Where is the data stored and how do concurrent edits work?

    • realworld_admin 2 years ago | next

      Hi @daniel_dev, good question! Data is stored using a distributed relational database which allows us to scale horizontally. We also ensure concurrent edits are handled by locking records and implementing a custom queue-based system.