LiveRamp is the leading data connectivity platform for the safe and effective use of data. Our
platform powers people-based customer experiences that improve the relevance of marketing
and allow consumers to connect with the brands and products they love. We thrive on solving
fascinating technical problems and enabling our customers’ success—and we’re always looking
for smart, kind, compassionate people to help us blaze a trail.
Mission: LiveRamp makes it safe and easy for businesses to use data effectively.
The Application Experience (AX) team provides a unified user experience across a fleet of SaaS
applications corresponding to specific products. AX is developing a harness framework to
coordinate these applications by providing universal navigation and shared services such as
notifications and billing. We are also the engineering owners of LiveRamp’s design system, and
work to provide reusable UX patterns for a global collaboration of application developers
focused on different business needs.
You will:
? Lead large engineering projects through the entire software development life cycle
? Work closely with the User Experience team
? Success in this role will result in user interface solutions that elevate the experience of
LiveRamp’s clients
? Success in this role will result in additions to LiveRamp’s design system that amplify and
accelerate collaborating teams of application developers
Your team will:
? Design and implement a micro-frontend framework to coordinate several product-specific
applications.
? Build the tools that facilitate a consistent, reliable, and unified customer experience
across all of LiveRamp’s applications while allowing each application team to focus on
their specific value proposition
About you:
? 4+ years experience in application development
? Experience leading engineering projects
? Enjoy collaborating on an agile development team
Bonus Points:
? Significant experience developing user interfaces with React
? Experience with Ruby on Rails
? Experience with Kubernetes and Google Cloud Platform
? Experience with Agile software development
Benefits:
? People: work with talented, collaborative, and friendly people who love what they do.
? Food (In-Office): enjoy catered meals, boundless snacks, and the occasional food truck.
? Fun: we host in-person and virtual events such as game nights, happy hours, camping
trips, and sports leagues.
? Work/Life Harmony: flexible paid time off, remote work opportunities, and paid parental
leave.
? Whole Health Package: medical, dental, vision, and disability insurance. Plus mental
health support (via Talkspace) and fitness reimbursement up to $100 per month.
? Savings: our 401K matching plan helps you plan ahead.
? Commuter Subsidy: $75 per month to be used toward commuter cards, monthly parking,
rideshare pools, or metro/bus passes.
? Location: work in the heart of San Francisco
More about us:
LiveRamp’s mission is to connect data in ways that matter, and doing so starts with our people.
We know that inspired teams enlist people from a blend of backgrounds and experiences. And
we know that individuals do their best when they not only bring their full selves to work but feel
like they truly belong. Connecting LiveRampers to new ideas and one another is one of our
guiding principles—one that informs how we hire, train, and grow our global team across eight
countries and four continents.
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