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Senior Backend Engineer

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  • 6+ years

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Description

Join the team redefining how the world experiences design.

Hey, g'day, mabuhay, kia ora, 你好, hallo, vítejte!

Thanks for stopping by. We know job hunting can be a little time consuming and you're probably keen to find out what's on offer, so we'll get straight to the point.

What you’d be doing in this role

As the company scales, change continues to be part of our DNA. But we like to think that's all part of the fun. So this will give you the flavour of the type of things you'll be working on when you start, but this will likely evolve.

At the moment, this role is focused on:

Partnering with our staff engineer to investigate and resolve complex Chromium issues — including upgrade breakages, rendering race conditions, and incidents caused by upstream changes

Owning the PDF accessibility post-processing pipeline and implementing features that add proper tagging and compliance (PDF/UA, WCAG) to exported PDFs for Enterprise customers

Building monitoring and testing infrastructure that catches Chromium changes before they reach production

Designing accessibility solutions resilient to Chromium's frequent output structure changes, so we're not constantly rebuilding

Contributing to broader export infrastructure challenges including format optimisation and distributed systems reliability

Documenting complex Chromium behaviour and architectural decisions to build team knowledge and reduce bus factor

You're probably a match if

You have deep experience with Chromium or another browser rendering engine

You're comfortable with C++ when you need to dig into complex third-party codebases

You're a solid Java backend engineer — that's what our product is built on

You've debugged layered systems where the problem spans multiple codebases and languages

PDF specification knowledge or experience with PDF generation and post-processing

A background in rendering pipelines, graphics programming, or print production systems

Experience maintaining systems where upstream dependencies change frequently

The Export team sits within the Editing Platform group and owns one of the company's most critical workflows — transforming designs into downloadable files that users can share, print, and bring to life. We focus on three things: reliability users can count on, speed that keeps pace with their creativity, and flexibility across every format and use case.

Beyond the main download flow, we power print production, enable AI model training, generate thumbnails, and make sure every new editor feature works seamlessly when someone hits that download button. As a Senior Backend Engineer here, your technical depth translates directly into user delight — and your work enables teams across the company to move faster and ship with confidence.

Other stuff to know

We make hiring decisions based on your experience, skills and passion, as well as how you can enhance the company and our culture. When you apply, please tell us the pronouns you use and any reasonable adjustments you may need during the interview process.

We celebrate all types of skills and backgrounds at the company so even if you don’t feel like your skills quite match what’s listed above - we still want to hear from you!

Please note that interviews are conducted virtually.

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Where you’d work

Fully remote

You can work from

  • Australia

About the company

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  • Industry: SaaS

Your chances

Still hiring, not crowded yet, and you'd be among the first.

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Still hiring?

11 checks

Actively hiring

In its favour3

  • Still on the company's own careers site, checked 1 h agoModerate evidence
  • Found in the last 48 hours, before the big job boardsModerate evidence
  • The company opened 7 roles and closed 87 in the last 2 weeks: hiring is movingModerate evidence

How crowded?

5 checks

Low

In its favour2

  • In its Early Window: not on the big job boards yetStrong evidence
  • Senior level: far fewer people qualifySlight evidence

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Details12 facts · Role, Location, Compensation, Employment, Company
Tech stack
  • Java
  • C++
Seniority
Senior
Type
Full-time
Industry
SaaS
Specialty
Backend
Region
Australia
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Role

Category
Development
Specialty
Backend
Seniority
Senior
Experience
6+ years
Tech stack
  • Java
  • C++

Location

Work model
Remote
Region
Australia
Remote from
  • Australia

Compensation

Salary
Salary by agreement
Pay period
Annual

Employment

Type
Full-time

Company

Industry
SaaS

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