Allegro is home to 1,700+ tech experts, but our team? We are the driving force behind the Basket Building domain. We are designing and developing innovative solutions that help customers discover and easily use the best discounts during their shopping journey.
We are not just building standard features. We are inventing and creating a complex solution that hiper-personalizes offers for our buyers. By collaborating closely with ML specialists, we are building a tool that analyzes user preferences and cart contents in real-time to select the most relevant and attractive discounts, ensuring our customers always get the most value out of their shopping. If you love conceptual, greenfield work, want to leverage AI in your daily tasks, and prefer building from scratch over maintaining legacy code, you’re in the right place.
The Role
We are looking for a Software Engineer with a strong background in Kotlin and backend architecture who is also eager to grow and expand their skills.
You will join a cross-functional team (backend, frontend, mobile) working on the shopping journey and cart experience. While your core focus will be on the backend, your willingness to bridge the gap to the frontend will be highly valued as we build these tools from the ground up and collaborate closely with our ML experts.
We are looking for people who:
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Allegro is the most popular Polish shopping destination with about 14 million users monthly and over 750 thousand items sold on the platform daily. We are most of all a marketplace where companies can sell their products but auctions are available as well. In 2015 we started our own e-tail operations and they are constantly growing, adding more complexity and scale to our platform. Allegro is also getting more and more mobile, with over 47 million mobile searches monthly and over 130 thousand items bought on mobile devices every day.
Making a site like this work requires a lot of engineering and as the site grows, we learn and adopt new technologies. What started out as a monolithic application written in PHP is now migrating towards an ecosystem of loosely coupled microservices written in Java and other JVM languages running in the cloud. Creating a scalable and distributed system at this scale brings about many challenges which make our work interesting.