Company Name: Opendoor

Job Details: $143.4-196.9kPlus,RSUs,and,bonusesSQLReactTypeScriptJavaScriptKafkaLinuxGoPostgresGolangRedisJunior,and,Mid,levelSan,Francisco,Bay,Area

Job Url: https://app.welcometothejungle.com/jobs/_WrYeNg9?theme=take-another-look

Job Description: RoleWho you areThe ideal candidate will bring strong experience in Golang, SQL, and TypeScript/Javascript, as well as proficiency with React1+ years Fullstack software development (production experience)1+ years Golang (backend/API development)1+ years SQL (query optimization, database design)1+ years TypeScript (application logic, React components)1+ years React (UI development)DesirableKafka (streaming/event-driven systems)BPMN (workflow/process automation)GRPC (microservices communication)What the job involvesThe Pricing Services team is responsible for developing and maintaining the systems that support Opendoor’s pricing engineThe team builds backend services in Go that implement pricing algorithms and expose APIs for both internal and external consumersThese services process and analyze large volumes of data stored in PostgreSQL databasesThe team also develops internal web applications using React and TypeScript for pricing operations, analytics, and workflow managementDevelopment is organized around cross-functional projects that require coordination with engineering, data science, and product managementWork involves end-to-end ownership, from system design and implementation to code review and operational supportAll systems are deployed on Linux and rely on a stack that includes Go, PostgreSQL, TypeScript, React, Kafka for streaming, Redis for caching, BPMN for workflow, and gRPC for service communicationYou'll implement and maintain backend pricing algorithms and services in GoWrite and optimize SQL queries for large data sets in PostgreSQLBuild and update React-based UIs using TypeScriptIntegrate pricing services with Opendoor’s main platformParticipate in code reviews, technical discussions, and troubleshootingShare this jobReport a problem with this jobHide companyView 12 more jobs at OpendoorInsightsLed by a womanTop investors-19% employee growth in 12 monthsGlassdoor (3.9)Trustpilot (4.5)CompanyCompany benefitsSave for tomorrow: Select our Pre-tax or Roth 401k plans to save towards retirementHealthy healthcare: Medical, dental and vision is 100% covered for employeesFamily planning: We offer specialty programs like Carrot, Cleo & GingerFlexible vacation: Most of our team take at least 20 days off per year to decompress and be their bestResource groups: Join the group that works for youIncome protection: 100% company sponsored: life insurance short term and long term disabilityOther: Flexible spending account, commuter benefit, employee assistance programs, and paid parental leaveFunding (last 2 of 8 rounds)Mar 2019$300mSERIES FSep 2018$400mSERIES FTotal funding: $1.5bnOur takeOpendoor makes selling homes easy and stress-free by cutting out the prolonged processing time usually involved with a sale. Sellers can offload a house quickly and easily to the company for cash and a 6-9% fee. Currently operating in a growing number of markets nationwide, Opendoor has chimed well with millennials who gel quickly with online businesses that offer solutions to problems they encounter.This buying and selling model doesn't come without risk. The longer Opendoor keeps a property, the lower its profit margin. However, Opendoor's performance has been anything but disappointing; it went public in 2021, with its pre-SPAC merger presentation calling for $3.5 billion in revenue. Its actual revenue trounced it, coming in at $8 billion - more than double its estimate.Opendoor's largest competitor Zillow dropped out of the space in late 2021 because it struggled to price the homes it acquired accurately. Opendoor's closest remaining competitor is Offerpad, which does just a fraction of the transaction volume that Opendoor does. With strong earnings coming out of 2024, if Opendoor can continue to ride on this success long term it will have an enormous lead on existing and future competitors, giving it a shot to become the overwhelming market leader.StephCompany Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle