JobsSoftware Engineer 5 - Content Localization
Job description
Netflix is seeking an experienced engineer to join the Content & Business Products Engineering team, focusing on building tools for content localization across 35 languages. The role involves crafting resilient microservices and improving accessibility for content through innovative technology.
Requirements
- 8+ years of experience crafting resilient, high-scale, low-latency, distributed microservices in production environments.
- Proficient with gRPC, GraphQL, or RESTful API design and implementation.
- Experience with media pipelines or relevant domain experience.
- Recent proficient experience with Java, C#, or other OO programming languages.
- Solid understanding of OO design principles, concurrency, multi-threading, performance tuning, and observability.
- Proven track record in architecting, building, and operating distributed systems with high availability, fault tolerance, and performance.
- Solid experience in setting technical directions for engineering projects and influencing partner and cross-functional teams.
- Ability to proactively describe complex technical concepts to a variety of stakeholders.
Responsibilities
- Build, operate, and maintain tools that allow linguists to author scripts for localization workflows.
- Innovate on improving accessibility to content via audio description or SDH assets.
- Participate in on-call rotation and lead incident reviews.
Benefits
- Employees at Netflix are often offered flexible, people-first benefits—unlimited time away, generous parental leave, global family-forming support, mental-health programs (mindfulness, free counseling/coaching), and health coverage tailored by country. Financially, Netflix pays at personal top-of-market and lets employees choose their mix of cash vs. fully-vested 10-year stock options, alongside donation and volunteer matching. Convenience perks can include trust-based travel/expense policies, relocation support, and “Work, Not Drive” rideshare flexibility.
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