We are looking for a software engineer to join our Tel-Aviv office.

Ariga specializes in database infrastructure and development tools. Its flagship product, Atlas, is a schema management solution that simplifies database schema migrations, design, and deployments, incorporating the "schema-as-code" principle. The company also builds and maintains a commercial SaaS platform on top of Atlas called Atlas Cloud, and is the official maintainer of Ent, a successful open-source project with a thriving community.

The company is in a post-series A stage, funded by some of the top VC firms in the world. It’s located at Migdal Hashachar (near Rakevet Merkaz).

This role is great for you if:

• You love Go, open-source, and want to work on world-class open-source software.
• You have a passion for UI development and enjoy working with cutting-edge technologies.
• You care a lot about the quality of software engineering and want to work on serious technical problems.
• You want to develop deep industry expertise in the domain of databases and cloud technologies.
• You want to join an early-stage company with a very strong trajectory.

As a software engineer in the company, you will:

• Own engineering initiatives end-to-end from idea, to design, implementation and testing to deliver experiences that developers love.
• Contribute to and support successful and loved open-source projects.
• Continuously improve the tooling and infrastructure we use to build products at Ariga.

This role is a unique opportunity to build tools and infrastructure for developers in an open-source community as well as commercial products.

Requirements

• 3+ years of experience programming (professionally) in Go.
• Academic background in Computer Science or Software Engineering.
• Experience using React, GraphQL, TypeScript and other modern web technologies.
• Strong understanding of databases and data infrastructure.
• Experience building SaaS and/or enterprise web applications.

Advantages

• Experience designing developer-focused products.
• Experience in participating in an open-source project or community.