FAQs
What is the job title for this position?
The job title is Associate Engineer – Backend (Java).
What are the main responsibilities of the Associate Engineer – Backend?
The main responsibilities include developing and maintaining backend components, writing clean and efficient code, and participating in code reviews.
What are the required qualifications for this position?
Required qualifications include a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or a related field, 2+ years of backend development experience, proficiency in at least one backend language (preferably Java), and strong knowledge of web services and SOA standards.
Is experience with cloud platforms necessary for this role?
While not mandatory, experience with cloud platforms like AWS, GCP, or Azure is preferred.
How does PayPal support work-life balance?
PayPal offers a balanced hybrid work model, allowing 3 days in the office for collaboration and 2 days of your choice to work remotely or from the office.
What programming languages are preferred for this job?
Proficiency in Java, Python, or Ruby on Rails is preferred, with a strong emphasis on Java for backend development.
Are there opportunities for professional growth within the engineering team?
Yes, the role involves collaboration with experienced engineers, presenting opportunities for learning and skill development.
How does PayPal ensure an inclusive work environment?
PayPal emphasizes diversity, inclusion, and belonging by striving to create a workplace where all employees feel accepted, valued, and able to do their best work.
What benefits does PayPal offer to employees?
PayPal offers benefits such as a flexible work environment, employee share options, health and life insurance, and support for financial, physical, and mental health.
Can you share the company’s approach to diversity and inclusion?
PayPal is committed to providing equal employment opportunities and creating a diverse workforce reflective of the communities they serve, while also offering reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities.