Responsibilities
At Aroundhome, we connect homeowners with trusted local partners — and you can help us make that experience even better.
We’re looking for a Senior Backend Engineer to join one of our cross-functional, domain teams focused on the partner journey.
In this role, you’ll shape how our partners experience Aroundhome — from intuitive end-user interfaces to the backend processes and internal tools that empower our Sales team to manage partner relationships and billing efficiently.
You’ll join a distributed, people-first engineering culture that values curiosity, autonomy, and continuous learning — and where your ideas directly impact both our users and the evolution of our technology and platform.
We’re looking for a Senior Backend Engineer to join one of our cross-functional, domain teams focused on the partner journey.
In this role, you’ll shape how our partners experience Aroundhome — from intuitive end-user interfaces to the backend processes and internal tools that empower our Sales team to manage partner relationships and billing efficiently.
You’ll join a distributed, people-first engineering culture that values curiosity, autonomy, and continuous learning — and where your ideas directly impact both our users and the evolution of our technology and platform.
- Play a leading role in designing, building, and evolving our web-based applications (that support our business model) with a strong focus on backend
- You’ll directly contribute to modernizing our architecture, stay on top of the latest development trends, and drive innovation by assessing and implementing new technologies and features. Contribute to and drive the modernization of our architecture, evaluate and implement new technologies and features, and help shape our technical direction
- Collaborate closely with product managers and your engineering colleagues, taking initiative and driving overall team exchange to deliver features that solve real pain points of our users
- Mentor and empower teammates through pair programming, code reviews, and knowledge sharing, contributing to a culture of learning and growth
- Take ownership of the entire development lifecycle — from testing to go-live. Eliminate potential blind spots by implementing and improving observability best practices and actionable alerting
- Care about long-term stability and maintainability, knowing that development does not end after the release
- Champion quality and maintainability through clean, test-driven code and a mindset of continuous improvement