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athreya86on Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2019)

1 point by athreya86 4 months ago | parent [-] | on: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (October 2018)

eBay | Backend Software Engineer | San Jose CA | FULL TIME, ONSITE eBay's transaction risk team is looking for backend software engineers at all levels. We have multiple positions open. As part of this team, you will be working on products that handle payment risk processes at eBay - both the new Adyen integration as well as the existing Paypal integration. This is an high impact position with lots of opportunity to grow.

Technologies: Java, Jersey based REST services, Spring batch based batch jobs, Event/Messaging systems

Tools: Git, Maven, Jenkins

Datastores: Oracle, Mongodb, Elastic search, Hadoop, Teradata

I'm a PD from this team. Shoot me an email at baathreya @ ebay . com

athreya86on Ask HN: Who is hiring? (October 2018)

eBay | Backend Software Engineer | San Jose CA | FULL TIME, ONSITE

eBay's transaction risk team is looking for backend software engineers at all levels. We have multiple positions open. As part of this team, you will be working on products that handle payment risk processes at eBay - both the new Adyen integration as well as the existing Paypal integration. This is an high impact position with lots of opportunity to grow.

Technologies: Java, Jersey based REST services, Spring batch based batch jobs, Event/Messaging systems

Tools: Git, Maven, Jenkins

Datastores: Oracle, Mongodb, Elastic search, Hadoop, Teradata

I'm a PD from this team. Shoot me an email at baathreya @ ebay . com

athreya86on Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2018)

We are looking for 2 back-end software engineers(senior and above) to work in Risk product development team, which is responsible for managing seller and buyer risk in eBay marketplace. Our core product is a decisioning platform that handles ~ 200 M requests per day integrating with all major flows on eBay.

Technologies:

Backend: Java, Jersey based REST services, Spring batch based batch jobs, Event/Messaging systems

Tools: Git, Jenkins

Datastores: Oracle, Mongodb and Hadoop

Frontend: Angular JS/bootstrap

I'm a developer in this team. Shoot me an email at baathreya @ ebay . com

athreya86on Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2018)

eBay | https://www.ebay.com | San Jose | Software Engineer (backend) | Full time | Onsite We are looking for 4 back-end software engineers(all levels) to work in Risk product development team, which is responsible for managing seller and buyer risk in eBay marketplace. Our core product is a decisioning platform that handles ~ 200 M requests per day integrating with all major flows on eBay.

Technologies:

Backend: Java, Jersey based REST services, Spring batch based batch jobs, Event/Messaging systems

Frontend: Angular JS/bootstrap,

Tools: Git, Jenkins

Datastores: Oracle, Mongodb, Hadoop and Cassandra

I'm a developer in this team. Shoot me an email at baathreya @ ebay . com

athreya86on Ask HN: Who is hiring? (September 2017)

We are looking for 2 back-end software engineers(all levels) to work in Risk product development team, which is responsible for managing seller and buyer risk in eBay marketplace. Our core product is a decisioning platform that handles ~ 200 M requests per day integrating with all major flows on eBay.

Technologies:

Backend: Java, Jersey based REST services, Spring batch based batch jobs, Event/Messaging systems

Frontend: Angular JS/bootstrap,

Tools: Git, Jenkins

Datastores: Oracle, Mongodb, Hadoop and Cassandra

I'm a developer in this team. Shoot me an email at baathreya @ ebay . com

athreya86on Writing code on whiteboards is hard

If you want to reason about code, why not give them the solution and ask them how they would implement it - discussing with them about how they would implement the solution would be more enlightening. When you are being interviewed, the first hurdle is 'solving' the problem - coming up with a solution. Evaluating a developer on 'how they solve' a problem in highly stressful situation seems somewhat unreasonable - after all, what is more important in their day-to-day job is the ability to write maintainable, easy-to-understand code. In real life, problems are often solved via brainstorming with the team, going through iterations of getting/clarifying requirements