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About this role
Udemy is searching for a Software Engineer II who embodies our values of embody ownership, acting as one team, relentless focus, and never stop learning. We expect you to be a practitioner of ReactJS, Typescript, MobX, NPM, and DataDog or similar monitoring tools to create performant web experiences. We expect a working knowledge of GraphQL, CSS, NextJS and Webpack. Our ideal candidate will be comfortable addressing moderately complex problems, including navigating projects with ambiguous parameters.
As an organization, we never stop learning. This manifests in our habitual learning approach, constructive debates and plugging into our platforms for organizational learning. Your dedication to continual growth, openness to robust discussions and leveraging our solutions for learning will be pivotal.
As part of the Learner Success team, you will be working on improving the experience of learning for our learners. This includes our course taking experience - our most vital experience for learners! You will do this by ensuring great web experiences that are built on top of our latest frameworks like Next.JS, GraphQL, and Kotlin services.
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 frontend 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 product managers, designers, and engineers across teams. You communicate clearly and are thoughtful about tradeoffs. You seek alignment early and adapt based on feedback.
Problem Solving: You approach problems analytically and with a growth mindset. You break down moderately complex challenges into solvable parts and lean into both technical and product questions to reach the right outcome.
User Focus: You think deeply about the user experience. You consider performance, accessibility, and usability in your work, and you advocate for what’s best for the learner in both design and implementation.
What you'll be doing
Implementing product features using your practitioner skills in ReactJS, Typescript, MobX, NPM, and DataDog to meet our team's objectives.
Using GraphQL, CSS, NextJS and Webpack to ensure smooth execution of product features.
Generating value across multiple teams and applying basic concepts and procedures under guidance.
Following general instructions on routine work from your manager, and being able to comprehend detailed instructions on new assignments or projects.
Optimizing code and processes to help your team achieve their goals.
What you’ll have
A desire to always be learning.
Practitioner in ReactJS, Typescript, MobX, NPM, and DataDog or similar monitoring tools
Working knowledge of GraphQL, CSS, NextJS and Webpack.
Ability to communicate effectively, work with peers, and come up with creative solutions.
You’ll grow here.
Learning is part of the job. You’ll get full access to Udemy courses, a monthly UDay to invest in yourself, and a budget to spend on whatever helps you improve. Many people are diving into AI lately, but what you focus on is up to you.
AI is real here.
We use it in the way we learn and the way we work. You’ll have the space and tools to experiment, apply, and get better at using AI in practical ways.
You’ll own your work.
We trust people to lead, make decisions, and follow through. You don’t need to wait for permission or layers of approval to have an impact.
You’ll build with others.
We collaborate openly and shape ideas together. Everyone has a voice, and good thinking is welcomed from any direction.
You’ll see your impact.
What you build helps people grow their skills, change their careers, or find a path forward. You’ve got the experience, why not use it to help others gain theirs?
Bring your curiosity. We’ll bring the platform and the support. Let’s LEARN together.
Our Benefits Start with UOur benefits start with you and were built to provide you and your family with the protection and care you need, making it easy to access the right coverage when you need it most. Benefits vary by region, and we encourage applicants to review our Australia Benefits, India Benefits, Ireland Benefits, Mexico Benefits, Turkiye Benefits & US Benefits, pages to get an understanding of some of the benefits we offer. For details on region-specific benefits, please refer to the information provided during the hiring process.
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