Middle/Senior .NET Engineer

About The Client

At Cardlytics (NASDAQ: CDLX), we created an industry…. but we are just getting started. From idea inception at a kitchen table in Atlanta to now publicly traded on NASDAQ with offices around the world, we are proud of the work we’ve accomplished and are looking for more smart and creative minds to join us on our mission.

By using data for good, we connect brands with real people through their banks’ digital channels (think: online and mobile apps). And when we make these connections, everyone wins – brands drive more sales, banks drive more loyalty, and people receive more cash back. It’s that simple.

About the Role

Are you ready to become a shareholder and join a team filled with creatives and data scientists, consultants and artists, to help redefine marketing?

As a Software Engineer in the Ads Engineering area, you will: design, build, deliver, and maintain best-in-class solutions focused on creating advertising campaigns and delivering them to our ad display partners. You will work on re-imagining existing services for a cloud-native world, ensuring availability and scalability of solutions as Cardlytics grows its advertiser base.

• Work with world-class colleagues to build the next generation ad platform
• Develop new and migrating existing services to be 100% cloud native
• Collaborate with stakeholders to understand the why’s behind the work
• Ensure predictable release cadences by adopting leading practices for CI/CD
• Help to select the most appropriate tooling to make developer jobs easier

You have

• Strong understanding of microservices and RESTful APIs
• Experience in cloud native applications
• Strong NET development experience
• Clear understanding of event-driven architecture
• Bonus points if you have hands on experience with designing for Amazon Web Services deployment
• Professional experience with AWS.

You are

• Passionate about ensuring that applications are responsive, reliable, and resilient
• Focused on producing code that is readable, easy to test, easy to maintain, and highly scalable