Somewear Labs
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Senior Backend Engineer
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$160,000.00/yr - $185,000.00/yr What you’ll do
Design, build, and scale backend services in Kotlin, Spring, Postgres, Redis, gRPC Power real-time data exchange for satellite and mesh-networked hardware Solve tough challenges around bandwidth-constrained, security-critical systems Architect and deliver integrations with partner platforms (government and commercial) Manage and evolve our AWS/GCP cloud infrastructure Partner closely with frontend engineers and designers to ship intuitive APIs and user experiences Set and raise the bar for engineering standards, tools, and processes What we’re looking for
8+ years of professional software engineering experience 2+ years of backend web application development (JVM preferred) Hands-on experience running production systems in AWS or GCP Strong systems thinker: balancing scalability, security, and reliability under real-world constraints Passionate about building for users whose safety depends on your work Excited to wear multiple hats in a lean startup — from infrastructure to APIs Ownership mindset: you bring ideas from concept to production and take pride in results What you’ll love about Somewear
Mission with impact: your work directly contributes to saving lives Full ownership: end-to-end responsibility for projects, not just tickets Growth environment: exposure across the stack, from custom hardware to cloud services Direct impact: access to senior leadership and the ability to shape engineering culture An ambitious, motivated team that’s serious about impact and enjoys working together Location
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Join to apply for the
Senior Backend Engineer
role at
Somewear Labs . Get AI-powered advice on this job and more exclusive features. This range is provided by Somewear Labs. Your actual pay will be based on your skills and experience — talk with your recruiter to learn more. Base pay range
$160,000.00/yr - $185,000.00/yr What you’ll do
Design, build, and scale backend services in Kotlin, Spring, Postgres, Redis, gRPC Power real-time data exchange for satellite and mesh-networked hardware Solve tough challenges around bandwidth-constrained, security-critical systems Architect and deliver integrations with partner platforms (government and commercial) Manage and evolve our AWS/GCP cloud infrastructure Partner closely with frontend engineers and designers to ship intuitive APIs and user experiences Set and raise the bar for engineering standards, tools, and processes What we’re looking for
8+ years of professional software engineering experience 2+ years of backend web application development (JVM preferred) Hands-on experience running production systems in AWS or GCP Strong systems thinker: balancing scalability, security, and reliability under real-world constraints Passionate about building for users whose safety depends on your work Excited to wear multiple hats in a lean startup — from infrastructure to APIs Ownership mindset: you bring ideas from concept to production and take pride in results What you’ll love about Somewear
Mission with impact: your work directly contributes to saving lives Full ownership: end-to-end responsibility for projects, not just tickets Growth environment: exposure across the stack, from custom hardware to cloud services Direct impact: access to senior leadership and the ability to shape engineering culture An ambitious, motivated team that’s serious about impact and enjoys working together Location
Work from our
San Francisco HQ or Chicago office . Ready to apply
Ready to build technology that saves lives? Apply now and join us in shaping the future of mission-critical communications.
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