Senior Backend Developer

Tel Aviv-Yafo, Tel Aviv District, Israel

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Not SpecifiedCompensation

Mid-level (3 to 4 years), Senior (5 to 8 years)Experience Level

Full TimeJob Type

UnknownVisa

AI & Machine Learning, Enterprise SoftwareIndustries

Requirements

Candidates must possess a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from a leading university and have at least four years of professional software development and technical leadership experience. They should have expertise in server-side development using Node.js/Typescript, designing and developing large distributed systems and microservices architecture, experience with PostgreSQL or other SQL-based databases, and familiarity with AWS cloud infrastructure, as well as experience with CI/CD and cloud deployments and provisioning.

Responsibilities

The Senior Backend Developer will design and build backend solutions for GUI perception, develop and maintain complex backend cloud services and infrastructure across multiple regions, design architecture for new services and implement them to production, implement and own end-to-end solutions that scale to millions of users, participate in fast-paced research while running in production, advance the world closer to Artificial General Intelligence, help build WalkMe’s engineering culture, investigate, implement, and share new technologies and ideas, and end-to-end develop features and systems used daily by stakeholders.

Skills

Node.js

Typescript

PostgreSQL

SQL

AWS

CI/CD

Cloud Deployments

Microservices

Distributed Systems

WalkMe

Digital adoption platform for user guidance

About WalkMe

WalkMe specializes in Digital Adoption Platforms (DAP) that enhance user experiences for employees and customers. The platform works by overlaying visual cues and personalized content on websites or enterprise software, which helps users with onboarding, training, and provides real-time contextual guidance. This approach allows users to navigate complex systems more easily and efficiently. Unlike many competitors, WalkMe focuses on continuous support and updates through a subscription-based model, ensuring that clients receive ongoing assistance. The main goal of WalkMe is to improve enterprise productivity and user engagement by facilitating effective digital adoption in the workplace.

San Francisco, CaliforniaHeadquarters

2011Year Founded

$299.1MTotal Funding

IPOCompany Stage

Enterprise Software, AI & Machine LearningIndustries

1,001-5,000Employees

Benefits

Comprehensive Health Care Coverage for Medical, Dental, and Vision for our Employees and Families

401(k) with company matching program

Parental Leave programs

Vacation policy to encourage a healthy work-life balance

WalkMe offices are open during Covid-19 for those who chose to come (vaccines required) with in-person and virtual social activities to promote positive employee engagement

Risks

SAP acquisition may lead to internal restructuring and potential operational disruptions.

Integration with SAP's offerings could face technical challenges, delaying benefits.

Intensifying competition in the digital adoption market could erode WalkMe's market share.

Differentiation

WalkMe offers a code-free platform for digital adoption, simplifying user experiences.

The platform provides real-time contextual guidance, enhancing onboarding and training processes.

WalkMe's subscription model ensures continuous support and updates for enterprise clients.

Upsides

Increased demand for digital adoption platforms boosts WalkMe's market potential post-pandemic.

Strategic partnerships with Cognizant and UST expand WalkMe's reach and capabilities.

WalkMeX, an AI copilot, enhances user engagement with contextual awareness and AI-driven suggestions.

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