Software Engineer (New Grad, 2027)

• As a new grad Software Engineer at Domino, you’ll be working alongside talented engineers from all backgrounds to build the platform that powers how data science is done at some of the world’s largest companies. Our new grad engineers are versatile and eager to learn, contributing across the full stack - from backend services and APIs, to frontend features, to integrations with cloud providers like AWS, Azure, and GCP
• At Domino, we trust our junior engineers to contribute to critical and high-visibility projects from the start. You’ll have the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on your team and the company as a whole beginning on day one

Benefits

• Health & wellness: Premium medical, dental, and vision insurance plans, including a free option for you and your family
• Commuter benefits: What’s your transportation of choice? We support your daily commute, whether Uber, Lyft, bus, or train
• Love for parents: New parents receive up to eight weeks of fully paid-parental leave. P.S. Got baby pics? Share them in our Slack channel dedicated to kids
• Flexible paid time off: We value your right to disconnect. Take the time you need to recharge, spend time with family, and explore the world
• Annual education reimbursement: Pursue the professional growth that will help you excel in your role with educational opportunities that work for your needs, and at your speed
• Own your outcome: Feel supported to get your work done how and when you need to, regardless of your location- Proficiency with one or more of our core technologies: Python, Go, TypeScript, React, GraphQL, Kubernetes, Docker, Postgres, Redis, Kafka
• Graduating in Spring 2027, currently pursuing a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science or a related field
• Strong computer science fundamentals and experience with modern software engineering practices (algorithms, data structures, operating systems, networking, etc.)
• Excitement about learning new technologies and contributing to scalable enterprise systems