We are all about building fantastic products that people love to use. To accomplish this we are big believers in teamwork and collaborative problem solving, and we value communication, empathy and a team-first mindset. 

We're organized in cross-functional and diverse product teams, which consist of Software Engineers, Product Managers, Designers, UX researchers, UX writers and Data Scientists. We all work closely together having the ownership and freedom to make the most of their product area. Most of our Software Engineers in the product teams are full stack, but we also have supporting teams with both centralised and embedded Data Engineers, Site Reliability Engineers, Machine Learning Engineers and Security Engineers. 

We value learning and individual development highly. Every engineer works with individual development goals making sure they're growing in the direction that they want to grow. To support each other's learning journeys we have monthly hack-days, tech talks as well as knowledge sharing groups around specific topics like infrastructure, security and design systems.

We think everyone can be a leader. We encourage taking initiatives and believe you grow under responsibility. Hence the architect role for larger projects is a rotating one, supported by the Tech Lead in each team, to make sure you get the opportunity to grow.

Our Tech Stack

Python/Django, Javascript, Typescript, Kotlin, React/Redux, MySQL, PostgreSQL, ElasticSearch, BigQuery, Docker, Kubernetes, GCP

We're huge fans of all things Python, Kotlin and Javascript/React. We embrace new technologies and tools where it makes sense but stick to our guns, iteratively refining them where introducing additional complexity is unnecessary. Our services run on Google Cloud Platform together with Kubernetes.

Our main product is epidemicsound.com, which is a platform for discovering, playing and downloading our music, as well as buying individual songs or sound effects, or signing up for one of our subscriptions. It's built with a Django backend and a React/Redux frontend with supporting microservices written in both Python and Kotlin.