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We are a startup working on a product that simplifies the process of deploying and monitoring microservices and APIs. Our software engineer will be responsible for creating and maintaining the core backend services. The frontend engineer will be responsible for all front-end aspects of our product, including UX/UI design, JavaScript development, and asynchronous communication with our backend services. The product manager will manage the development and feature prioritization process, managing both front-end engineers as well as helping coordinate with marketing, sales,

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• Sustainable scalability

• The only way to keep up with the pace of technology is through microservices and APIs. With this huge array of services, it's getting difficult to manage everything on a single server.

• Our software engineer will be teaching you the ins and outs of microservice architecture and design, giving you a chance to learn from someone who has experience in the field.

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I'm a software engineer on the top floor of a glass skyscraper. There are many floors below me and I can see the city lights. The software engineers have designed and implemented a system to help us find the right candidate for the job and use it to determine when they have found someone who will be perfect for the job. One day, as I am reviewing code, I get a notification that my software is ready for release. A customer has bought my application and I am excited!But when I log in, everything looks wrong. The interface is not intuitive or self-explanatory like it should be, instead of being black and white like it was before, it's now in shades of grey. Over time, it grew harder for me to find where I need to look to find what information because our design was too complex and forced too much detail into one area, which has led to all of my marketing data being reported incorrectly by looking at multiple sources in different

The only way to keep up with the pace of technology is through microservices and APIs. With this huge array of services, it's getting difficult to manage everything on a single server.

As API developers become more popular and the number of microservices is growing, keeping up with these technologies becomes a difficult task. The only way to make sure you don't miss anything is to create a centralized dashboard of all your APIs.Omnicibs lets you monitor every API on your server, giving you the peace of mind that your services are actually up and running. You also get smart alerts for all your inactivity, so you're alerted as soon as an API goes down—saving time and money when it comes to downtime.The costs of downtime have been known to be high; with Omnicibs, you know exactly the state of your software at all times. On top of that,

Close to ten years ago the world was introduced to the first big wave of microservices. The idea was simple, that developers could write small programs and distribute them. With then came the API economy; the idea that companies would work with developers by giving them access to their APIs for free.There was a lot of excitement for what this meant for independent software engineers, but it quickly became very clear that this wasn't going to be an easy transition from one paradigm to another. As people new what could be achieved with microservices, more and more companies moved away from being open and started looking for those already familiar with API platforms like Microsoft's Uservoice or Oracle's Connections, resulting in the API economy dying out faster than anyone expected.A newly graduated software engineer named Gage noticed a gap in the market; one that he could fill. Gage had an idea for a company called Apera Media which allows independent software engineers to create websites using APIs using their

Our software engineer will be teaching you the ins and outs of microservice architecture and design, giving you a chance to learn from someone who has experience in the field.

Your software engineers are understaffed; there is no time to teach new employees on their own.There's no one around to teach you the ins and outs of microservice architecture and design. The software industry is changing, and not many people have experience in the field anymore. The field is rapidly evolving, and it can hurt the performance of your company if only you have a few engineers who know just enough to get by.With our software engineer teaching you the ins and out of microservices, it will give you a chance to learn from someone who has experience in the field. Our engineer will also make sure you understand what is going on and how to implement it for your business

You are a Software Engineer from a small company and looking to advance your career. Your friend contacts you with a job for a company in the Bay area that has just reached out to you for an interview. You are offered a position as the Frontend Engineer for the startup and will be working on product management and designing components for microservices architecture.There is no other option, you accept the opportunity one hundred percent. When your new boss, Philip, explains the role at your first meeting, he looks like a young high school student who grew up in Silicon Valley and is extremely capable but inexperienced as an engineer.You find yourself falling in love with Philip as you get to know each other better and his excitement over his next project. As time goes on, it becomes more apparent that he’s struggling with priorities and productivity as he transitions to your company’s work culture and it starts to worry you further. Then one day while Philip is away, someone else

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