SW Development Engineer 1

Dexcom

California, United States0–2 yrs45m agovia LinkedIn

About the Role

Dexcom is seeking a SW Development Engineer 1 to join its dedicated and forward-thinking engineering team. This role offers an opportunity to grow your engineering career while building software that improves lives.

Key Responsibilities

  • Participate in end-to-end development, including coding, testing, debugging, and deployments.
  • Collaborate with testers, designers, and the product owner.
  • Evaluate the tradeoffs of technical choices and participate in decision-making.
  • Participate in daily stand-ups and biweekly retrospectives.
  • Explore and grow in weekly Learning Labs.
  • Embrace developer autonomy in biweekly hackathons.
  • Improve the lives of people with diabetes across the globe.
  • Empower doctors and patients through work on Dexcom Clarity.

Requirements & Tech Stack

  • A desire to learn the key parts of our tech stack: Typescript, Node.js, Ruby, PostgreSQL, Redis, Kubernetes.
  • Preference for working in a collaborative, highly communicative, team environment.
  • Excitement to make iterative improvements to the product daily.
  • Eagerness to learn and a love for staying up to date with the latest technology.
  • Comfort asking for help to solve tough problems.
  • Belief that good testing is critical to creating good software.
  • Comfort supporting and coaching others.

Qualifications

  • Typically requires a Bachelor’s degree in a technical discipline.
  • A minimum of 0-2 years of related experience.

Travel Required: 0-5%

Remote Workplace: Home office; not required to live within commuting distance of an assigned Dexcom site (typically 75 miles/120km). A hybrid working environment may be available if residing within commuting distance. Inquire about the Flex workplace option.

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