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Full-Stack Engineer Internship

UnifyID (Acquired by Prove)
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A Full-stack engineer is a general term used to describe engineers who are comfortable working in multiple layers of the web application stack, often at the same time. It includes:

  • Security Engineers
  • Scalability Engineers
  • DevOps Engineers
  • Architects
  • Back-end Engineers
  • Generalist Software Engineers

You should have a deep understanding of how complex computer systems work and be eager to contribute in the design, implementation and testing of our own systems. Power-user experience with Linux or BSD flavors is a big plus. Papers or projects in Computer Systems i.e: Distributed Systems, Operating Systems, Security, Cloud Infrastructure, Computer Architecture, Compilers and Programming Languages a huge plus. Ownership or contributions to FOSS another huge plus. A good eye for code and API quality is necessary.

Superpowers

  • Python, Javascript, C/C++
  • At least one Functional Language other than Javascript, i.e; Haskell, Erlang, Lisp, F#, Clojure
  • Deploying docker containers on AWS or Azure
  • Microservice based architectures
  • REST API
  • Nginx, Flask, ExpressJS, Phoenix
  • Symmetric and Asymmetric encryption, TLS, HTTPS
  • The ability to argue fluently about security and scalability

We are seeking passionate, self-motivated people who are ready to get fully immersed into the details of crafting the future of identity management and authentication. We truly believe it is impossible for a group to grow unless the individual members of the group can grow, so we encourage and support all UnifyID employees to participate, collaborate, publish and be open. Finally, it is important to us that you be authentic and be yourself. UnifyID is an equal opportunity employer.

“The test of the machine is the satisfaction it gives you. There isn't any other test. If the machine produces tranquility it's right. If it disturbs you it's wrong until either the machine or your mind is changed.” ― Robert M. Pirsig