james-bowers

james-bowers

Introductory paragraph

You’ll be joining a small, focused team working on a reusable cross-platform resiliency layer. You will design solutions based around AWS infrastructure and will write high quality, scalable code mainly in Elixir and Ruby. You’ll be passionate about solid object-oriented code design, investigating emerging web technologies and building highly scalable microservices as a platform for the future of BBC News.

https://careerssearch.bbc.co.uk/jobs/job/Software-Engineer-Frameworks-team-ElixirRubyPython/42854

About us

My name: James Bowers
My position: Software Engineer
Company name: BBC
Website: https://www.bbc.co.uk
Country: Global
How we use Elixir:
We use Elixir to route requests to backend services, providing a performant and highly available resiliency layer.

About the job

Job title: Software Engineer
Job description:
BBC Software Engineer, working on-site or remotely on Elixir and Ruby apps.

Salary range: Competitive
Position on remote work: Yes!
Qualifications or experience required: Experience with Elixir, Ruby, Python or a functional language.

What the successful job applicant will be working on:
Your team will own the design and build process of services that keep our products running well - including build and deployment tools, config management, monitoring and reporting. You’ll provide capabilities as-a-service for other teams to use and be a centre of excellence for our use of Cloud technologies.

About the interview process

applicant
|> cv()
|> coding_test()
|> interview()

Further info
https://careerssearch.bbc.co.uk/jobs/job/Software-Engineer-Frameworks-team-ElixirRubyPython/42854

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AstonJ

AstonJ

It’s awesome to see The BBC using Elixir! I was wondering how long it would take them, given they have used Ruby in the past :smiley:

Could you do a write-up of some sort and post it in our #community:showcase-adoption section James? I’m sure lots of people would be interested in hearing how The BBC are using Elixir :003:

Zesky665

Zesky665

@james-bowers Is this position restricted to people in the UK?

NobbZ

NobbZ

Emphasis mine:

So unless “Global” does actually only refer to (former) colonies, its open for everyone.

james-bowers

james-bowers OP

Hello,

This position is restricted to people in the UK.

The Country: Global is in reference to where the BBC operates rather than this job location. I thought I’d write “Global” as it is under the “About us” section, not in the “About the job” section, and we serve international content - but I admit this is misleading.

Many apologies for the confusion!

chrisjowen

chrisjowen

To clarify is this people currently living in the UK or UK citizens outside can apply?

NobbZ

NobbZ

Thats sad, I was going to apply…

AstonJ

AstonJ

Move here Norbert :003:
Quick, before Brexit happens! :lol:

dimitarvp

dimitarvp

Brexit is going to happen after the UNIX time era anyway. No rush. :smiley:

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james-bowers

james-bowers OP

Hello,

You need to be a UK resident

jola

jola

:smiley:

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