Backend Developer (Autofix)
Our Take
Backend Developer at Aikido Security in Ghent building developer-first security products.
What you’ll do
- Build and maintain backend services in TypeScript/Node.js (plus Python, PHP, and others when needed)
- Manage AWS and Lambda deployments
- Set up and maintain CI/CD pipelines
- Design scalable, high-availability systems
- Plan, write, and document new features
- Handle asynchronous programming and its quirks
- Optimize code for speed where it matters
- Explore and integrate AI features
What they’re looking for
- Experience with backend services
- Familiarity with TypeScript and Node.js
- Ability to manage AWS and Lambda deployments
- Experience designing scalable systems
Skills & Focus Areas
- TypeScript
- Node.js
- Python
- PHP
- AWS
- Lambda
- CI/CD
- AI
As posted by Aikido Security
🌍 We’re making security suck less for developers.
Security tools haven’t kept up with how software is built today. They interrupt teams, slow releases, and turn security into a bottleneck instead of a capability. We built Aikido to change that. Aikido builds developer-first security products that reduce real risk without getting in the way of shipping software. We focus on what actually matters and automate the rest.
We’re taking on legacy security tools teams have been stuck with, and we’re winning. If you want to help us take market share and build products developers actually enjoy using, you’re in the right place.
Founded in 2022 by third-time founders, Aikido has $85M in the bank and a long runway ahead. We’re building toward self-securing software. Join an all-star team. Take real ownership. Push boundaries. Build things that matter.
As our new Backend developer, you'll be part of our Autofix team.
Responsibilities
Build and maintain backend services in TypeScript/Node.js (plus Python, PHP, and others when needed)
Manage AWS and Lambda deployments
Set up and maintain CI/CD pipelines
Design scalable, high-availability systems
Plan, write, and document new features
Handle asynchronous programming and its quirks
Optimize code for speed where it matters
Explore and integrate AI features