Software Engineering SMTS

Salesforce, a leading enterprise software company, is seeking a Staff Software Engineer (SMTS) to join their team in San Francisco, with remote work options available. This role offers an exciting opportunity to work on cutting-edge cloud computing platforms and infrastructure tools.

The position requires expertise in both backend development and cloud technologies, with a focus on building scalable solutions. You'll be working with technologies like Python, Node.js, MongoDB, and various web technologies, while also engaging with machine learning and natural language processing tasks.

As an SMTS, you'll be responsible for developing and implementing algorithms for platform features, creating infrastructure tools for Kubernetes deployments, and building innovative solutions for cloud-based application development. You'll collaborate closely with cross-functional teams including Quality Engineering, Product Management, and Technical Operations.

The role offers competitive compensation ranging from $151,800 to $227,700 annually, along with comprehensive benefits. Salesforce is known for its inclusive culture and commitment to equality in the workplace, offering various employee resource groups and inclusive benefits.

This position is ideal for someone with a strong technical background who wants to make a significant impact in enterprise software development. While the base requirements include a bachelor's degree and 6 months of relevant experience, the role offers extensive opportunities for growth and innovation within a company that's at the forefront of enterprise cloud computing.

Working at Salesforce means joining a company that values both technical excellence and workplace equality. You'll be part of a team that's driving innovation in cloud computing while maintaining a strong focus on creating accessible and inclusive experiences for both employees and customers. The position offers flexibility with remote work options, though some travel to Salesforce offices may be required.