Remote, Asia Pacific (APAC) • Engineering
Join the Engineering Ecosystem Team as a Software Engineer specializing in full-stack development for ecosystem tools, SDKs, integrations, internal products, and the documentation platform. You will take ownership of key components, collaborate across teams to deliver scalable, high-quality solutions, and enhance the Directus developer experience.
Interested candidates should submit a resume and cover letter highlighting relevant experience with SDKs, developer tooling, and documentation platforms. Please include examples of any relevant projects, certifications, or contributions to open-source platforms.
Directus is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We're committed to building a diverse team of talented individuals who bring different perspectives to the company, and who feel a sense of inclusion and belonging when they join our team.
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Directus is a venture-backed Data Platform with a passionate community and millions of users worldwide. Modern and completely modular, our core product is comprised of a connection toolkit for developers, and an intuitive no-code App for non-technical users. With the ability to be installed next to any new or existing SQL database, Directus instantly provides end-to-end data democratization.
Directus provides the data foundation for internal data tools and omnichannel digital experiences at some of the world's most forward-looking companies, including AT&T, Bose, HTC, Prada, TripAdvisor, and the United States Navy.
We're obsessed with meticulously honing the perfect data platform. Our product-led growth strategy keeps us focused on creating a premium offering, prioritizing innovative solutions over feature bloat, and code quality over technical debt.
Our team and ecosystem are growing at a rapid pace, but we still enjoy the benefits of being a smaller, more "tactical" team. Our organization is filled with 'do-ers' where most wear a few hats, and working with relative autonomy.