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Software Engineer, Email Platform (L3)

Twilio ·US ·Remote, Travel Required 9d ago
GoJavaPythonAWSAzureTerraformDockerKubernetesApache KafkaOTELDistributed SystemsInfrastructure as Code

About the role

This role is a critical engineering position within Twilio SendGrid, requiring a hands-on engineer to develop, deploy, and manage highly available, massive-scale distributed systems processing billions of emails. The engineer will modernize backend systems, optimize Go-based microservices, and contribute to dual-cloud infrastructure (AWS and Azure). Responsibilities include architecting reliable features, driving code quality, managing cloud configurations with Terraform, championing engineering

Requirements

4+ years of professional software engineering experience building resilient backend services at scale. Proficiency in Go, Java, or Python with production experience. Strong cloud infrastructure experience with AWS and Azure. Expertise in Terraform, distributed systems, and computer science fundamentals. Preferred experience with Docker, Kubernetes, database migrations, OpenTelemetry, and MTA protocols.

About the company

Twilio

Twilio is a leading cloud communications platform as a service (CPaaS) company that empowers businesses to build personalized customer engagement experiences. Their flexible platform integrates communication channels, customer context, and AI, enabling companies to connect with their customers more effectively across various touchpoints.

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$139k–204k
Remote, Travel Required Remote - US
Posted 9d ago
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Twilio
https://www.twilio.com

Twilio is a leading cloud communications platform as a service (CPaaS) company that empowers businesses to build personalized customer engagement experiences. Their flexible platform integrates communication channels, customer context, and AI, enabling companies to connect with their customers more effectively across various touchpoints.

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