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Scribd, Inc.·Los Angeles, United States·onsite

Senior Full Stack Engineer - Core Scribd (Fullstack)

Posted 2 months ago
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Ruby on RailsReactNext.jsTypeScriptJavaScript

About the role

What you'll do

  • Lead development of Scribd's core reading experience impacting over 10 million daily users.
  • Collaborate closely with Product, Design, and AI/ML teams to prototype and launch innovative features.
  • Modernize the tech stack by decomposing a Ruby on Rails monolith into a modular Microfrontend architecture using Next.js.
  • Build and maintain both frontend (React/Next.js) and backend (Ruby on Rails, Python) systems supporting document search and ingestion.
  • Improve SEO and accessibility while contributing to a shared design system and frontend infrastructure.

What you should know

  • This role requires onsite presence in specified metro areas to foster team collaboration.
  • Candidates should be comfortable working across a wide tech stack including frontend, backend, and cloud infrastructure.
  • Strong collaboration skills are essential to work with cross-functional teams including design, product, and ML.
  • There is opportunity to work on cutting-edge AI-powered features and contribute to modernizing legacy systems.
  • Applicants should value code quality, maintainability, and documentation as part of their development approach.

About the company

  • Scribd is a mission-driven company focused on democratizing knowledge through multiple digital products.
  • The company culture values GRIT: Goals, Results, Innovation, and Team collaboration.
  • Scribd supports a flexible work environment balancing individual flexibility with intentional in-person collaboration.
  • They emphasize inclusivity, diversity, and equal opportunity in their hiring and workplace policies.
  • Scribd offers a comprehensive benefits package including healthcare, parental leave, learning allowances, and wellness stipends.

Key required skills

ReactNext.jsRuby on RailsPythonPostgreSQL - databaseAWSGraphQLTypeScript

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