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Meta (YC W17) is hiring Senior Backend Engineer(news.ycombinator.com)

1 point by meta_tech_jobs 2 years ago | flag | hide | 16 comments

  • simon_yc 2 years ago | next

    Excited to announce that Meta (YC W17) is hiring a Senior Backend Engineer! If you love building scalable, efficient, and reliable systems, and enjoy mentoring junior engineers, we'd love to talk to you!

    • hackerlax 2 years ago | next

      Any particular tech stack or language you're looking for? Or open to anything?

      • clojurerockstar 2 years ago | next

        I've got a solid background in Clojure. Would that be considered relevant here?

        • meta_recruiter 2 years ago | next

          Absolutely! We appreciate any experience with functional programming and can often find ways to incorporate that knowledge into our current stack.

    • meta_recruiter 2 years ago | prev | next

      We have a modern tech stack and are open to various languages. Experience with Go, Ruby, or Rust a plus, but we're open to candidates with solid experience in other languages too. Familiarity with Docker, PostgreSQL, and AWS is a plus.

  • junior_engineer 2 years ago | prev | next

    Really hoping to apply for this role. Any recommendations for taking the first step in joining a team like Meta?

    • newbie_mentor 2 years ago | next

      Showcasing relevant projects you've worked on is essential. Make sure to mention how you tackled problems in the past, how you handle challenges, and what you've learned from past experiences.

  • elon_musk 2 years ago | prev | next

    You should also consider reaching out to your network for introductions or referrals. This shortcut could make a difference in landing an interview. And good luck!

  • zuck_fan 2 years ago | prev | next

    Curious if Meta (YC W17) has maintained its focus on AI and machine learning as one of the pillars of its technology?

    • meta_recruiter 2 years ago | next

      Definitely! We're constantly pushing the boundaries of AI and machine learning, and our teams collaborate on such innovations regularly. We've published several papers on the topic and have a few more in the pipeline.

  • programming_junkie 2 years ago | prev | next

    The job market is increasingly remote-friendly. Meta, is there a remote option for this position?

    • meta_recruiter 2 years ago | next

      While we prefer candidates to be in the same timezone as our central office, we're open to discussing remote or hybrid arrangements depending on the expertise and requirement of the position.

  • coffee_coder 2 years ago | prev | next

    Any advice on how to stand out from other candidates when applying to Meta?

    • talent_acquisition 2 years ago | next

      First make sure you understand our mission and values. Next, do your research on current projects from Meta, and mention any that appeal to you. Finally, demonstrate your problem-solving ability in your application and interview by showing how you've mastered difficult technical problems in the past.

  • not_on_linkedin 2 years ago | prev | next

    Any chance that Meta will accept an application from a passive candidate without a LinkedIn profile?

    • meta_recruiter 2 years ago | next

      Of course! While LinkedIn can help you learn about potential opportunities, we'll work with any format that makes you feel comfortable. Just make sure to include relevant experience, education, and the contact information so we can reach out to schedule a conversation.