Material Bank is a fast-paced, high-growth technology company and created the world's largest material marketplace for the Architecture and Design industry, providing the fastest and most powerful way to start and manage a design project. Learn more about us at www.materialbank.com or see below.
Material Bank is on the hunt for a Senior Backend Software Engineer (remote role) who's passionate about solving real business problems with elegant code and smart systems.
This isn't just another engineering role. You'll join a nimble, high-impact team that works alongside — but independently from — our core engineering group. That means more autonomy, more creativity, and more opportunities to shape how we operate from the inside out.
We're looking for someone with serious skills in Go, Python, or Java, with experience across AWS, API development, PostgreSQL, Kafka, and GraphQL. Your mission: build internal applications and integrations that streamline and supercharge the day-to-day work of teams across the company.
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About Material Bank
Material Bank is the world's largest material marketplace for the architecture and design industry, providing the fastest and most powerful way to search and sample materials. Material Bank connects design professionals to hundreds of manufacturers through facilitating brand discovery, rep engagement, and material sampling.
Material Bank has transformed the way an entire industry discovers and samples materials. By removing the friction that exists in the process, we drive business between architects and designers (members) and our Brand Partners (clients).
Our powerful material database and proprietary robotic distribution facility allow members to order samples until midnight (ET) to be delivered free of charge anywhere in the US, in one box, by 10:30 AM the next morning.
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