Backend Engineer Consumer Engineering
Join Udemy. Help define the future of learning. Udemy is an AI-powered skills acceleration platform built to help people and teams grow. It's personalized, practical, and focused on real-world impact. Our mission is simple: to transform lives through learning. Your work helps people around the world build skills they can use, whether they're picking up something new or leveling up to stay ahead. Over 80 million learners and 17,000 businesses already learn with Udemy. If you're excited by change, energized by learning, and ready to have a real impact, you'll feel right at home. Learn more about us on our company page. Where we Work Udemy is a global company headquartered in San Francisco, with additional U.S. offices in Denver and Austin, and international hubs in Australia, India, Ireland, Mexico, and Türkiye. This is an in-office position, requiring three days a week in the office (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday) and flexibility on Mondays and Fridays. About your skills - Craftsmanship: You take pride in writing clean, maintainable, and performant code. You understand the value of abstraction, testing, and naming, and you work to raise the bar for code quality within your team. - Curiosity: You never stop learning. You are proactive in exploring new tools, frameworks, and best practices. You seek feedback, iterate on your work, and share your learnings to lift others around you. - Execution: You're comfortable navigating ambiguity and scoping down problems to deliver incrementally. You take responsibility for seeing your work through—from understanding the problem to validating the solution in production. - Collaboration: You work closely with cross-functional team members like product managers, designers, and engineers across team Please mention the word **FREE** and tag RMTYyLjIyMC4yMzIuMjA4 when applying to show you read the job post completely (#RMTYyLjIyMC4yMzIuMjA4). This is a beta feature to avoid spam applicants. Companies can search these words to find applicants that read this and see they're human.