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Software Engineer 3, Atlas Vector Search

San FranciscoScore undefined/1002w ago
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Join the Vector Search team and help build a cutting-edge vector database on top of MongoDB. Our team is responsible for the syntax and implementation of MongoDB's $vectorSearch aggregation, which enables approximate nearest neighbor queries over high-dimensional vectors. We are a small team with a large and rapidly growing customer base, providing engineers an opportunity to make a highly-visible, broad impact. When scaling search to billions of vectors, performance is paramount. We're looking for engineers who enjoy solving complex and open-ended problems that directly impact users' performance. This role is based in San Francisco, CA with a hybrid work model. You would get to: Implement new features within MongoDB's $search and $vectorSearch aggregation operators Work cross-functionally with Product teams to define new query and index syntax Identify and address performance bottlenecks in filter queries and nearest neighbor search Have the opportunity to lead projects and own subsystems Perform code reviews with peers, review technical designs, and mentor junior developers Ideally you will be: 3+ years of experience working on large-scale backend systems Experience writing high-performance applications in Java or another JVM language A growth mindset and the desire to learn quickly through taking on challenges, reflecting on outcomes, and incorporating feedback Passionate about optimization, code quality, and problem solving Bonus: experienced with Apache Lucene, vector databases, or high-throughput web services Success Measures In 3 months you'll have a
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