Some designers are lucky to find projects with excellent beginnings. That was Jessica Helgerson's experience when the Oregon and Paris-based designer, who launched a line of flatweave rugs this month, began a recent gut renovation for a family of five in Portland.With views of the Willamette River and the peak of Mount Hood, the early 1900s home was designed by famed Northwest architect Wade Pipes, who spread a style of architecture across the area that emphasized natural materials, known as Arts and Crafts residential architecture.Aaron LeitzHelgerson added the breakfast nook to the original footprint of the house. The artwork (left) by Miró served as the reference for the colors of the ceiling and banquette. Helgerson, who describes her design approach as “responsive,” expanded Pipes’ original design by building a new three-car garage and converting the existing one into a mudroom and laundry room. She also added a breakfast nook to the kitchen. The clients brought their museum-worthy collection of art into the home, including an extensive collection of over 30 pieces by Alexander Calder, Joan Miró, and Pablo Picasso. Those works were the inspiration for the design that followed.“I wanted the art to settle in and not fight with the space, but feel held by it," Helgerson said, describing the project as an opportunity to discover how to include the art in a manner that felt intentional but "didn’t dominate the whole thing."Aaron LeitzIn the attic bedroom, Helgerson opened up the ceiling, taking it to its peak, and designed the metal beams for structural support. The beds are antique. To accomplish that goal, Helgerson pulled the primary colors from the bold artworks and carried that scheme throughout the house. Walking through the front door, you're greeted by Benjamin Moore’s Evening Dove, a gray-blue shade that makes a welcoming statement. The blue theme continues into the dining room and bar area with Farrow & Ball’s Stiffkey Blue, a more muted blue, accented by Calder’s Windmill and 2 Suns artworks. In the living room, she planned the room renovation around the placement of Miró's Sur Quatre Murs, a focal point above the fireplace mantle. Soft blue sisal by Holland & Sherry covers the walls and acts as a backdrop to the Calders dotted around the room. The dark stained fir walls in the family room are livened up with a colorful Miró. And, a bifold panel above the mantel strategically hides the television so that the room can function as both a place to unwind and to entertain guests.The kitchen breakfast nook and cabinets mirror the blue and muted red in Miro’s Constellations Pochoir, which hangs "I love the design puzzle and how to solve it in a way that feels nice and authentic," Helgerson said. Take A Look Inside This Portland, Oregon House

Engineering Lead, Data PlatformEpic GamesCary, North Carolina, United States11 hours agoApplyWHAT MAKES US EPIC?At the core of Epic’s success are talented, passionate people. Epic prides itself on creating a collaborative, welcoming, and creative environment. Whether it’s building award-winning games or crafting engine technology that enables others to make visually stunning interactive experiences, we’re always innovating.Being Epic means being a part of a team that continually strives to do right by our community and users. We’re constantly innovating to raise the bar of engine and game development.DATA ENGINEERINGWhat We DoOur mission is to provide a world-class platform that empowers the business to leverage data that will enhance, monitor, and support our products. We are responsible for data ingestion systems, processing pipelines, and various data stores all operating in the cloud. We operate at a petabyte scale, and support near real-time use cases as well as more traditional batch approaches.What You'll DoEpic Games is seeking a Senior Engineering Lead to guide the Data Services team, which builds and maintains the core services behind our data platform. This team handles telemetry collection, data schematization, stream routing, data lake integration, and real-time analytics, bridging platform, data, and backend engineering. In this role, you’ll lead team growth and mentorship, drive alignment on technical strategy, and collaborate cross-functionally to scale our data infrastructure.In this role, you willLead, mentor, and grow a team of senior and principal engineersFoster an inclusive, collaborative, and feedback-driven engineering cultureDrive continuous improvement in the team’s processes, delivery, and impactCollaborate with stakeholders in engineering, data science, and analytics to shape and communicate the team’s vision, strategy, and roadmapBridge strategic vision and tactical execution by breaking down long-term goals into achievable, well-scoped iterations that deliver continuous valueEnsure high standards in system architecture, code quality, and operational excellenceWhat we're looking for3+ years of engineering management experience leading high-performing teams in data platform or infrastructure environmentsProven track record navigating complex systems, ambiguous requirements, and high-pressure situations with confidence and clarityDeep experience in architecting, building, and operating scalable, distributed data platformsStrong technical leadership skills, including the ability to review architecture/design documents and provide actionable feedback on code and systemsAbility to engage deeply in technical discussions, review architecture and design documents, evaluate pull requests, and step in during high-priority incidents when needed — even if hands-on coding isn’t a part of the day-to-dayHands-on experience with distributed event streaming systems like Apache KafkaFamiliarity with OLAP databases such as Apache Pinot or ClickHouseProficient in modern data lake and warehouse tools such as S3, Databricks, or SnowflakeExperience with distributed data processing engines like Apache Flink or Apache SparkStrong foundation in the JVM ecosystem (Java, Kotlin, Scala), container orchestration with Kubernetes, and cloud platforms, especially AWSEPIC JOB + EPIC BENEFITS = EPIC LIFEOur intent is to cover all things that are medically necessary and improve the quality of life. We pay 100% of the premiums for both you and your dependents. Our coverage includes Medical, Dental, a Vision HRA, Long Term Disability, Life Insurance & a 401k with competitive match. We also offer a robust mental well-being program through Modern Health, which provides free therapy and coaching for employees & dependents. Throughout the year we celebrate our employees with events and company-wide paid breaks. We offer unlimited PTO and sick time and recognize individuals for 7 years of employment with a paid sabbatical.ABOUT USEpic Games spans across 25 countries with 46 studios and 4,500+ employees globally. For over 25 years, we've been making award-winning games and engine technology that empowers others to make visually stunning games and 3D content that bring environments to life like never before. Epic's award-winning Unreal Engine technology not only provides game developers the ability to build high-fidelity, interactive experiences for PC, console, mobile, and VR, it is also a tool being embraced by content creators across a variety of industries such as media and entertainment, automotive, and architectural design. As we continue to build our Engine technology and develop remarkable games, we strive to build teams of world-class talent.Like what you hear? Come be a part of something Epic!Epic Games deeply values diverse teams and an inclusive work culture, and we are proud to be an Equal Opportunity employer. Learn more about our Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Policy here.Note to Recruitment Agencies: Epic does not accept any unsolicited resumes or approaches from any unauthorized third party (including recruitment or placement agencies) (i.e., a third party with whom we do not have a negotiated and validly executed agreement). We will not pay any fees to any unauthorized third party. Further details on these matters can be found here. Create Your Profile — Game companies can contact you with their relevant job openings. Apply

Position Purpose:We are looking for a Cloud Engineer to support the deployment, automation, and monitoring of secure AWS infrastructure across healthcare and data analytics solutions. This role is responsible for ensuring resilient cloud environments using Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and CI/CD pipelines, while enabling teams to deliver cloud-native applications and services securely and efficiently. Take ownership of DevSecOps practices and grow into a lead infrastructure role supporting secure, large-scale AWS systems in federal health IT environments.Primary Duties & Responsibilities:·       Build and maintain cloud infrastructure using AWS services such as EC2, Lambda, RDS, S3, and VPCs.·       Use Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tools such as CloudFormation or AWS CDK to deploy and version cloud environments across DEV, VAL, and PROD.·       Implement and maintain CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions, Jenkins, or similar tools.·       Write automation scripts in Python, Bash, or other languages to support deployment, monitoring, and maintenance tasks.·       Monitor and log infrastructure health using CloudWatch, CloudTrail, and third-party tools like Splunk.·       Collaborate with developers, analysts, and project teams to ensure cloud infrastructure supports data pipelines, dashboards, and application services.·       Support system security by applying encryption, access controls, IAM policies, and monitoring best practices.·       Document infrastructure architecture, configurations, and deployment processes for ongoing maintenance and team reuse.·       Collaborate with senior engineers and architects to continuously improve security posture, automation efficiency, and system observability.Minimum Qualifications:·       Bachelor’s degree(or equivalent experience) in computer science, engineering, or related field.·       2+ years of experience in cloud engineering, DevOps, or infrastructure automation roles.·       Experience managing cloud infrastructure in AWS.·       Proficiency with IaC tools such as CloudFormation, CDK, or Terraform.·       Familiarity with Linux-based environments and scripting languages (e.g., Python, Bash).·       Experience with CI/CD pipelines and version control (GitHub preferred).·       Strong problem-solving, documentation, and collaboration skills.Preferred Qualifications:AWS certification (e.g., SysOps Administrator, Solutions Architect, or DevOps Engineer).Demonstrated interest in AWS architecture, security automation, and CI/CD workflows; openness to mentorship and growth into senior engineering responsibilities.Experience deploying secure AWS environments in compliance with HIPAA, FISMA, or CMS ARS standards.Familiarity with security monitoring tools such as CloudWatch, or Config.Experience supporting federal health IT environments (e.g., CMS, VA, state Medicaid).Familiarity with monitoring infrastructure supporting MicroStrategy, Python pipelines, or healthcare reporting systems.

Over a century ago, Henry Ford pioneered the mass production of cars and engines to provide transportation at an affordable price. Today, the technology industry manufactures the engines for a new kind of factory — those that produce intelligence. As companies and countries increasingly focus on AI, and move from experimentation to implementation, the demand for AI technologies continues to grow exponentially. Leading system builders are racing to ramp up production of the servers for AI factories – the engines of AI factories – to meet the world’s exploding demand for intelligence and growth. Dell Technologies is a leader in this renaissance. Dell and NVIDIA have partnered for decades and continue to push the pace of innovation. In its last earnings call, Dell projected that its AI server business will grow at least $15 billion this year. “We’re on a mission to bring AI to millions of customers around the world,” said Michael Dell, chairman and chief executive officer, Dell Technologies, in a recent announcement at Dell Technologies World. “With the Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA, enterprises can manage the entire AI lifecycle across use cases, from training to deployment, at any scale.” The latest Dell AI servers, powered by NVIDIA Blackwell, offer up to 50x more AI reasoning inference output and 5x improvement in throughput compared with the Hopper platform. Customers use them to generate tokens for new AI applications that will help solve some of the world’s biggest challenges, from disease prevention to advanced manufacturing. Dell servers with NVIDIA GB200 are shipping at scale for a variety of customers, such as CoreWeave’s new NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 system. One of Dell’s U.S. factories can ship thousands of NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs to customers in a week. It’s why they were chosen by one of their largest customers to deploy 100,000 NVIDIA GPUs in just six weeks. But how is an AI server made? We visited a facility to find out. Building the Engines of Intelligence We visited one of Dell’s U.S. facilities that builds the most compute-dense NVIDIA Blackwell generation servers ever manufactured. Modern automobile engines have more than 200 major components and take three to seven years to roll out to market. NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 servers have 1.2 million parts and were designed just a year ago. Amid a forest of racks, grouped by phases of assembly, Dell employees quickly slide in GB200 trays, NVLink Switch networking trays and then test the systems. The company said its ability to engineer the compute, network and storage assembly under one roof and fine tune, deploy and integrate complete systems is a powerful differentiator. Speed also matters. The Dell team can build, test, ship – test again on site at a customer location – and turn over a rack in 24 hours. The servers are destined for state-of-the-art data centers that require a dizzying quantity of cables, pipes and hoses to operate. One data center can have 27,000 miles of network cable — enough to wrap around the Earth. It can pack about six miles of water pipes, 77 miles of rubber hoses, and is capable of circulating 100,000 gallons of water per minute for cooling. With new AI factories being announced each week – the European Union has plans for seven AI factories, while India, Japan, Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Norway are also developing them – the demand for these engines of intelligence will only grow in the months and years ahead.

With so many interesting and varied projects being shared with us at any given moment, whether via direct tags or the #MadeWithUnity and #UnityTips hashtags, it can be hard to keep up with all that’s happening within our community. Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Sit back, relax, and enjoy this roundup of highlights that showcase everything you need to know about what the community got up to last month.Each Monday, we celebrate a milestone hit by one of our creators. From new game launches to awards won, we are constantly in awe at your achievements!Throughout August we celebrated the launch of Lost in Play by Happy Juice Games, the launch of As Dusk Falls by INTERIOR/NIGHT, and Dot's Home by Rise-Home Stories Project for winning big at the Games for Change Awards!Tuesdays are dedicated to #UnityTips on Twitter, and last month Massive Monster, makers of Cult of the Lamb, took over @UnityGames to share tips on how to make your 2D Sprites work harder (1,2,3,4,5).Some other great tips that were shared include Ehsan Ehrari’s quick and easy way to neaten up your workflow if your layers end up getting messy and Sunny Valley Studio’s tip on how to fix holes in your shadows.We share tips on our Twitter channels every Tuesday, so keep tagging us and using the #UnityTips hashtag!We love seeing your works in progress, and each Friday we share the projects that have us searching for a playable demo.August was no exception! Rollerdrome by Roll 7 had us mesmerized with a peek under the hood at the prototype to final game transition, Grimm Tales made a pool of water look so refreshing that all we could think about was going for a swim, and François Martineau sent our imagination racing about what other great foes we’d encounter on our hero’s journey.Each time we browse through the #MadeWithUnity hashtag across social media, we’re always amazed at the creativity and love you bring to your projects. Keep sharing!Last month, the Unity YouTube saw a flurry of activity with two new entries into our Meet the Creator series and a sizzle reel for gamescom 2022.Want more? We have you covered with two amazing YouTube playlists you need to keep your eye on.We love #MadeWithUnityMade with Unity Game TrailersLast month on Twitch we:Sat down with INTERIOR/NIGHT, the team behind As Dusk Falls, to gain insights into their development: unique character pipelines that blend 2D and 3D, the use of Unity Timeline, their companion app, and more.Skated into the Rollerdrome with Roll_7 to look at level design, shaders, physics, and more.Spoke to Thomas Brush, creator of Father, who shared his approach to pitching to publishers, crowdfunding, and demoing.Don’t forget to follow us on Twitch and hit the notification bell so you never miss a stream. If you miss us live no sweat, we upload full streams to our YouTube playlist.We kicked off August with 40% off select Asset Store tools and packages to spark your imagination. Then, Daniel Zeller took over the @AssetStore Twitter to share tips on the Fluffy Grooming Tool, and so did Renaud Forestié from More Mountains, who offered insights on how you can use FEEL to level up your game.For even more on assets, see how the smaller teams behind popular game Sable and indie mobile business Tinytouchtales have used Asset Store resources to speed up game development and save time.Each Friday, we also feature beautiful assets made by our publisher community. Whether it’s something new, or a popular tool that has been around for a while, we love to see the assets in action. Check out some of what was shared in August below!InfiniGRASS by ArtnGameGPU Grass by Dan PhilipsScreen Ripple by Steven GerrardElemental Animations by Kevin IglesiasDo you want to show off your work? Make sure to use the #AssetStore hashtag!And finally, here’s a non-exhaustive list of Made with Unity games released in August. See any on the list that have already become new favorites?Big Ambitions, Hovgaard Games (August 1)The Mortuary Assistant, DarkStone Digital (August 2)Two Point Campus, Two Point Studios (August 9)Stereo Boy, Main Gauche Games (August 9)Farthest Frontier, Crate Entertainment (August 9)Lost in Play, Happy Juice Games (August 10)Arcade Paradise, Nosebleed Interactive (August 11)Cult of the Lamb, Massive Monster (August 11)Rollerdrome, Roll7 (August 16)Cursed to Golf, Chuhai Labs (August 18)Midnight Fight Express, Jacob Dzwinel (August 23)I Was a Teenage Exocolonist, Northway Games (August 25)ORX, johnbell (August 30)Immortality, Sam BarlowHalf Mermaid (August 30)Tinykin, Splashteam (August 30)That’s a wrap for August! Want more as it happens? Don’t forget to follow us on social media.

Thermalright is a Menace: Dozens of New Coolers, New Case, 17-Blade Fan, & Mini PCs, ft. CEOMay 30, 2025Last Updated: 2025-05-30We take a look at Thermalright’s crazy amount of air coolers, closed-loop liquid coolers, fans, and examine the company’s first caseThe HighlightsThermalright continues to overwhelm the CPU cooler market with a crazy amount of coolers at cheap pricesThermalright showed off its first case, the TR M10 MATXThermalright is experimenting with fans of all kinds, ranging from high-end all-LCP and metal fans to more modest PPT onesThe company also unveiled a number of new closed-loop liquid coolersTable of ContentsAutoTOCGrab a GN Soldering & Project Mat for a high-quality work surface with extreme heat resistance. These purchases directly fund our operation, including our build-out of the hemi-anechoic chamber for our acoustic testing! (or consider a direct donation or a Patreon contribution!)IntroWe visited Thermalright’s booth at Computex 2025 and the company handed us a big booklet showing everything the company was showing at the show. It’s impossible for us to remember the names of everything the company was showing at the event as there just too much of it, but we'll try to highlight the most interesting products.Editor's note: This was originally published on May 20, 2025 as a video. This content has been adapted to written format for this article and is unchanged from the original publication.CreditsHostSteve BurkeCamera, Video EditingMike GaglioneVitalii MakhnovetsWriting, Web EditingJimmy ThangThermalright Air CoolersThe biggest thing that Thermalright is doing when it comes to coolers is mostly in digital displays and screens. The company showed off many CPU air coolers at Computex and only a few don’t have them. Frost TowerThe company’s Frost Tower comes with a 140mm fan in the middle coupled with a 120mm front fan. The middle fan is 27mm thick and the front fan is a standard 25mm. Thermalright is targeting about $50 for the Frost Tower. The company is using LCP blades, which is very expensive, and a 30% fiberglass reinforced PBT for the frame, which is a balancing mechanism for cost. It uses a 6-pull fan and its fin-stack is soldered, which is higher quality than press-fit.Royal LordThe company’s Royal Lord cooler is supposed to be a $43 cooler and it uses 2 fans. Thermalright says it’s an extra $10 if you want to add an extra LCD to it. Like the Frost Tower, its fin stack is also soldered. It uses 7 heat pipes with a 30% fiberglass reinforced PBT for its fans, which are both 2x25mm. Thermalright FansR-Series Fans The company will release its R5 and R9 fans. The number denotes how many blades the fans will have. Thermalright says the R5 fans are designed to push air through radiators. The R9 fan has 9 blades and is a 28mm thick fan. The company is moving towards LCP on a lot of its fans. X12 FanThermalright showed off a fan with 17 blades that’s completely made out of metal. It’s got a zinc alloy frame and aluminum blade set. It’s just a prototype for now and costs the company $100 to make, which tells you a little about how much it might cost for the company to mass-produce it. The unit we saw was fully CNCed. 17 blade fans are very abnormal. The company says it would mostly be useful in mini PCs. The fan uses an all-metal design to get the blade-tip clearance to functionally be 0. The fan also has an inner ring to it. Thermalright Stream Vision Liquid Cooler Grab a GN15 Large Anti-Static Modmat to celebrate our 15th Anniversary and for a high-quality PC building work surface. The Modmat features useful PC building diagrams and is anti-static conductive. Purchases directly fund our work! (or consider a direct donation or a Patreon contribution!)Thermalright showed off numerous liquid coolers, but we’re only going to focus on one. Thermalright’s Stream Vision is supposed to be $100. The liquid cooler comes with a screen on it and there’s also a fan that cools the memory and VRM. One of our suggestions to Thermalright is to angle the grill on the sides of this fan away from the mounting brackets. The company is trying to compete in the liquid market more. Rainbow Vision and Wonder VisionThe company is also competing with Tryx’s panoramic cooler. Thermalright has an interchangeable screen with one of the 2 options providing a full separate cold plate. They are 2400x1800 resolution from what the company told us and leverage a 60Hz panel. One of the options is a 6.67-inch OLED display. Thermalright says that both options should be about $200. TRM10 CasesThermalright also showed off a case that it’s been working on, the TRM10. The company hasn’t made computer cases before. It’s one of the few products that it’s not making in its factory. Thermalright’s plan for cases is to do what they’re doing in the cooler industry, which is to be extremely competitive when it comes to pricing. The cheapest version of the TRM10 will be $45 and the more expensive one will be $65. The more expensive model will come with an LCD display on the side and a digital display on the front to display numbers like the time. The cheaper one, on the other hand, will most likely just come with a steel plate instead.  The mATX case is mostly steel with a bunch of perforations on the top and glass for its sides. The top of the case also has plastic that is made to look like brushed aluminum. Inside the chassis, there’s a good amount of depth for the cable management and it has passthrough for the cables at a side angle with the exception of the EPS12V, which is on the top. Everything else about the case is pretty standard. Looking inside the case, there’s a lot of perforation, like at the top and bottom of the hard drive cages, which is a good thing to see. The top of the power supply shroud is also heavily perforated along with the bottom of the case. There’s about as many holes as you can get in the case.  The case is going for airflow with its panel design, with the exception of the front, but the side makes up for some airflow. The steel in the middle of this panel adds some rigidity and is also probably a play on Thermalright’s logo.   Thermalright Mini PCsWith its mini PCs, Thermalright is trying to compete with Minisforum and the company tells us that the mini PCs we saw will be liquid cooled. This theoretically means it should have better thermals and be a little quieter compared to competing systems if it’s done well. Pricing is still TBD but Thermalright says they will be cheaper or equal to competing mini PCs, which we take as Minisforum. The company started running a benchmark on one of its mini PCs with a 100% load and we saw the CPU, which is an AMD 395 SOC, temps being 61 degrees C, though that may ramp up as it hits steady state. Thermalright showed off 3 models.One of the mini PCs at Computex was just there for show. The unit in the image above is fully CNCed. It looks super nice with its red accents, but it’s not something the company is planning to sell unless there’s a lot of demand for it.  Thermalright Tank PCLeveraging its factory, Thermalright wanted to build something cool and took 3 months to make a computer that looked like a tank. The company told us it’s composed of around 450 pieces.Thermalright CEO Interview Visit our Patreon page to contribute a few dollars toward this website's operation (or consider a direct donation or buying something from our GN Store!) Additionally, when you purchase through links to retailers on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission.We also conducted a brief interview with Thermalright’s CEO. To check that out, make sure to watch that portion in our Computex video.

Software Engineer I - Application FrameworkSony PlaystationSan Mateo, California, United States5 hours agoApplyWhy PlayStation?PlayStation isn’t just the Best Place to Play — it’s also the Best Place to Work. Today, we’re recognized as a global leader in entertainment producing The PlayStation family of products and services including PlayStation®5, PlayStation®4, PlayStation®VR, PlayStation®Plus, acclaimed PlayStation software titles from PlayStation Studios, and more.PlayStation also strives to create an inclusive environment that empowers employees and embraces diversity. We welcome and encourage everyone who has a passion and curiosity for innovation, technology, and play to explore our open positions and join our growing global team.The PlayStation brand falls under Sony Interactive Entertainment, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sony Group Corporation.About the RoleJoin the PlayStation Client Application SDK Team as a Software Engineer I to develop, maintain, and improve the technology that empowers our client-side developers to deliver engaging and high-quality experiences for users on multiple platforms. Your influence will help define the future of PlayStation’s client application SDK.ResponsibilitiesImplement and improve cross-platform framework features and SDKs while collaborating with application teams to meet their feature and performance requirementsMaintain stability, performance, and quality of codebases by defining development standards while using automation to support internal CI/CD workflowsCollaborate with team lead and peers to seek/give feedback on pull requests and technical design documentsInfluence the architecture and performance of client applications, crafting the strategic direction of our SDKWork closely with teams from various functions to meet project requirements and ensure flawless integration across platformsQualificationsExperience writing high-performance and portable C/C++Experience with development on POSIX-complaint OSes and/or mobile platforms is highly desirableFamiliarity with cloud infrastructure and CI/CD pipelinesAdaptable and curious, with a passion for embracing new challenges and technologies in our SDK and developer toolingBonus QualificationsFamiliar with React Native, JavaScript, Python, and/or Linux developmentFamiliar with build system (CMake, Make, Ninja, etc.)Familiar with API and Solution DesignEqual Opportunity Statement:Sony is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All persons will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, pregnancy, national origin, ancestry, citizenship, age, legally protected physical or mental disability, covered veteran status, status in the U.S. uniformed services, sexual orientation, marital status, genetic information, or membership in any other legally protected category.We also understand that you may not apply for a job unless you meet every listed qualification. If you think you might be a good fit, but aren't sure if you "check every box", please apply anyway. We know that dedicated and proficient team members come from diverse sets of backgrounds that may seem "non-standard" — and we encourage that! We also provide an excellent mentorship program to help level up those skills by pairing you up with someone who can help you reach your goals.If you're ready for something new, a chance to be challenged, to learn, and grow, we want to hear from you! Come join us in bringing the happiness of PlayStation to our fans.#LI-AT1Please refer to our Candidate Privacy Notice for more information about how we process your personal information, and your data protection rights.At SIE, we consider several factors when setting each role’s base pay range, including the competitive benchmarking data for the market and geographic location.Please note that the base pay range may vary in line with our hybrid working policy and individual base pay will be determined based on job-related factors which may include knowledge, skills, experience, and location.In addition, this role is eligible for SIE’s top-tier benefits package that includes medical, dental, vision, matching 401(k), paid time off, wellness program and coveted employee discounts for Sony products. This role also may be eligible for a bonus package. Click here to learn more.The estimated base pay range for this role is listed below.$133,300 — $199,900 USDEqual Opportunity Statement:Sony is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All persons will receive consideration for employment without regard to gender (including gender identity, gender expression and gender reassignment), race (including colour, nationality, ethnic or national origin), religion or belief, marital or civil partnership status, disability, age, sexual orientation, pregnancy, maternity or parental status, trade union membership or membership in any other legally protected category.We strive to create an inclusive environment, empower employees and embrace diversity. We encourage everyone to respond.PlayStation is a Fair Chance employer and qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records will be considered for employment. Create Your Profile — Game companies can contact you with their relevant job openings. Apply

We’re seeking a Senior Full Stack Developer who’s equally comfortable scaling infrastructure, architecting elegant APIs, and obsessing over clean, intuitive UIs. You’ll work on mission-critical systems in a fast-paced, product-led SaaS company that thrives in a competitive digital marketing space. The ideal candidate will have a deep understanding of frontend and backend technologies, along with hands-on experience in MongoDB, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), and Kubernetes.Key ResponsibilitesFrontend (React.js) ResponsibilitiesBuild dynamic, responsive, and reusable UI components using React.js (with Hooks, Context API, Redux, etc.).Write well-structured, maintainable, and testable code following modern JavaScript (ES6+) and TypeScript standards.Implement responsive designs using CSS3, SCSS, TailwindCSS, or Material-UI.Work closely with UI/UX designers to implement clean and user-friendly interfaces.Optimize frontend performance for fast loading and smooth interactions.Integrate RESTful and GraphQL APIs.Handle SSR (Server-Side Rendering) and client-side rendering efficiently.Backend (Node.js / Express.js) ResponsibilitiesDesign and develop scalable APIs and microservices using Node.js and Express.js.Implement middleware, authentication (OAuth2.0, JWT), authorization, and secure session management.Manage asynchronous jobs, queues, and background tasks using tools like BullMQPerform error handling, logging, and monitoring (using tools like Winston, Morgan, or Sentry).Implement caching strategies using Redis or in-memory stores.Ensure backend performance, scalability, and security best practices.Database and StorageDesign, manage, and optimize MongoDB schemas using Mongoose.Perform data modeling, aggregation, indexing, and query optimization for high-performance applications.Handle backups, migration scripts, and versioning of data layers.DevOps, Cloud & InfrastructureCompute Engine, Cloud Run, Cloud Storage, Cloud Pub/Sub, and Cloud Monitoring.Containerize applications using Docker, and orchestrate deployments using Kubernetes (GKE).Implement CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions, Cloud Build, or Jenkins.Ensure infrastructure reliability, scalability, and security (VPC, IAM, Firewalls).About the RoleThis is a full-stack engineering position with ownership of both frontend and backend architectureYou’ll contribute directly to building product experiences that solve real customer pain pointsYou’ll work in a fast-paced, product-led company focused on growth, speed, and measurable resultsWe expect strong technical problem-solving, a collaborative mindset, and a bias for actionYou’ll play a key role in building and scaling systems for high-performance and usabilityWhat We’re Looking For5+ years of hands-on experience in JavaScript/TypeScript, React.js, and Node.jsStrong understanding of MongoDB, Mongoose, and NoSQL data modelingExperience with Docker, Kubernetes, and GCP for cloud-native deploymentsFamiliarity with RESTful APIs, GraphQL, and real-time communication via WebSocketsAbility to design clean, intuitive user interfaces and optimize user flowsStrong debugging, problem-solving, and performance tuning skillsComfortable working in fast-moving environments with shifting prioritiesBonus: Experience with Next.js, event-driven systems, or AdTech/MarTech productsWhat’s in it for you?Competitive salary 💰 - Compensation that reflects your expertise and contributions.High-impact role 🚀 – You’ll be leading product decisions in a company that values speed, innovation, and customer obsession.Hands-on environment 🛠 – We operate lean, so your contributions will be direct and meaningful.Fast-growing industry 📈 – AdTech / MarTech is a quickly evolving space, making this an exciting space to be in.If you’re passionate about building world-class software, delivering real value to users, and thriving in a fast-paced product-led environment— we’d love to hear from you!All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, color, religion, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, age, or any other characteristic.Apply NowLet's start your dream job Apply now Meet JobCopilot: Your Personal AI Job HunterAutomatically Apply to Remote Full-Stack Programming JobsJust set your preferences and Job Copilot will do the rest-finding, filtering, and applying while you focus on what matters. Activate JobCopilot