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Scribd, Inc.·Vancouver, Canada·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 legacy Ruby on Rails monolith into a modular microfrontend architecture using Next.js.
  • Build and maintain full-stack features including frontend React/Next.js and backend Python services.
  • Improve SEO and AEO in partnership with SEO product management to drive search engine traffic.

What you should know

  • This role requires strong collaboration skills working across design, product, AI/ML, and engineering teams.
  • Candidates should be comfortable working in a fast-evolving tech stack with a focus on modernization.
  • The position is onsite in Vancouver with expectations for occasional in-person attendance despite flexible work policies.
  • Applicants will have opportunities to work on cutting-edge AI-enhanced content creation tools.
  • The role offers a chance to impact a large user base and contribute to both frontend and backend systems.

About the company

  • Scribd is a mission-driven company focused on democratizing knowledge and empowering collective expertise.
  • The company values GRIT—Goals, Results, Innovation, and Teamwork—as core employee standards.
  • Scribd supports a flexible work culture balancing individual flexibility with intentional in-person collaboration.
  • Offers a comprehensive benefits package including 100% paid healthcare, parental leave, and equity ownership.
  • Scribd operates in the digital publishing and content platform industry with multiple products like Scribd and Slideshare.

Key required skills

ReactNext.jsRuby on RailsPythonGraphQLTypescriptSQLPostgreSQL - databaseMySQL - databaseAWSCI/CD

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