Tuesday, 13th February 2024, Job by HelloFresh, GreenTodays :
Job Summary
- Published on: Tuesday, 13th February 2024
- Designation: Backend Engineer, Consumer
- industry: Miscellaneous
- Vacancy: 1
- Employment Status: Full-time
- Job Location: Berlin
- Salary: 0
- Gender:
- Application Deadline: Tuesday, 13th February 2024
Job Description
At HelloFresh, we want to change the way people eat forever by offering our customers high-quality food and recipes for different meal occasions. Over the past 10 years, we've seen this mission spread around the world and beyond our wildest dreams. Now, we are a global food solutions group and the world's leading meal kit company, active in 18 countries across 3 continents. So, how did we do it? Our weekly boxes full of exciting recipes and fresh ingredients have blossomed into a community of customers looking for delicious, healthy, and sustainable options. The HelloFresh Group now includes our core brand, HelloFresh, as well as: Green Chef, EveryPlate, Chefs Plate, Factor_, and Youfoodz.The roleOur Backend Engineers assume development and operational responsibility for the HelloFresh platform that serves millions globally to deliver the best experience for our customers and internal users.Above all, we are looking for people who will make HelloFresh better. We believe there are many different ways of developing skills and we love diverse experiences! So even if you don’t “tick all the boxes” but think you’d thrive in this role, we would really like to learn more about you.
Responsibilities + Skills
Education
Experience working with relational and document databases, including PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDBYou thrive in the opportunity to collaborate and mentor team members, while also sharing practical knowledge and trends
Experience
Solid back-end experience within Microservice architecture using GolangExperience working with Docker and container orchestration technologies such as KubernetesAs well as experience in CI/CD methods and practicesPractical experience of TDD, BDD, DDD and distributed architectural patterns