Engineer - Platform at FSH Technologies | NY, US | Rezi

Engineer - Platform at FSH Technologies

Engineer - Platform

FSH Technologies · NY, US

2 weeks ago

Engineer - Platform

FSH Technologies · NY, US

18 days ago
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About the Role

The FSH approach to building highly configurable software is modeled on Postgres. We describe what a product does as opposed to how it works. To do this at scale and with speed we heavily rely on a set of internal code generation tools that translate declarative configuration files into bespoke full stack applications. Our platform engineering team maintains these tools, often treating other teams as the customer.

Responsibilities

  • Create and maintain platforms that enable building products quickly, robustly, and elegantly
  • Serve as a mentor to client engineers and technical operators
  • Translate customer desires to simplifying software abstractions
  • Define engineering culture

Requirements

  • Experience shipping software to users
  • Experience building and maintaining platforms
  • Experience working at a venture backed company
  • Demonstrated enthusiasm for civic engagement

Skills

  • Python
  • Postgres
  • Unix
  • TypeScript
  • React

Location

  • New York City
  • Philadelphia

Work Type

  • Onsite

About the Company

  • FSH Tech builds modern software that just works for the public sector. When we deliver, taxpayer dollars go further, agencies move faster, and millions of Americans get tangibly better service and quality of life.
  • Local governments, schools, libraries, and emergency services run on brittle software that was built decades ago. This results in wasted budgets, broken workflows, and bad outcomes for the public. We believe that the institutions closest to people's daily lives deserve products as good as anything in the private sector. We're building them.
  • We use Python, Postgres, Unix, TypeScript and React to build software. We maintain a set of internal tools to deterministically generate Python and Typescript. We obsess over how to build compounding advantages in tooling, software, and product.