Software Engineer, Production Engineering
Ramp is hiring a Software Engineer to join our critical Production Engineering team. This role focuses on ensuring the reliability, scalability, and performance of our core banking infrastructure. You will work hands-on with cloud services, CI/CD pipelines, and complex distributed systems. Key responsibilities include designing resilient microservices, optimizing database performance under high load, and developing robust monitoring solutions. Ideal candidates are deeply passionate about system architecture, error handling, and operational excellence. A strong background in backend development combined with experience managing production-grade environments (like Kubernetes or AWS) is highly desirable. This hybrid position is based in New York City.
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Preparing
1800
Question set
250
Duration
Permanent
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