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Software Engineer (For temp workers)

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Software Engineer II - Insurance Offer Team
As a Software Engineer II within Insurance Offer team, you will contribute to the development and advancement of backend services for insurance offers, implement eligibility and configuration logic, integrate with dependent systems, and help keep production services reliable. You will be doing all of that as a greenfield project using the latest cloud technologies.
Key Job Responsibilities And Duties
As a Software Engineer II, you are responsible for the development, performance, and scaling of services, components, and other internal systems. You will work independently and will also be responsible for making technical decisions within a team.
Important Aspects Of The Job Include
- Rapidly developing next-generation scalable, flexible, and high-performance systems, with end-to-end ownership by monitoring and adjusting SLIs and SLOs.
- Solving issues with the mobile apps, website, and internal systems, prioritizing based on customer and business impact.
- Acting as an intermediary for problems, with both technical and non-technical audiences.
- Testing; we have thousands of experiments running at the same time, interacting with each other.
- Evaluating customer needs and coming up with ideal solutions for it, assessing different languages (Perl, Java, etc), architecture, and risks.
- Contributing to the growth of Booking.com through interviewing, on-boarding, or other recruitment efforts.
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Inclusion has been a core part of our company culture since day one. This ongoing journey starts with our very own employees, who represent over 140 nationalities and a wide range of ethnic and social backgrounds, genders, and sexual orientations.


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