NFL

The National Football League is looking for passionate & experienced engineers to help build out our fan facing web, mobile and backend services. NFL Engineers build and maintain NFL.com, NFL Mobile, NFL Fantasy Football, + 32 NFL Club Sites as well as other products to scale for our user base of 200+ Million fans worldwide! The apps we build are used by millions of fans every week. This means progressive development practices and a culture built around rapid releases. Our teams value close attention to detail and code designed to face constant iteration and collaboration. Each line of code is reviewed by other developers, every pixel inspected by designers, and every feature put to the test with manual and automated testing. We ship every week, enabled by continuous integration and automated testing. Our beta release process quickly puts new ideas into the hands of our fans and a combination of analytics, feature flagging, and in-person testing allows us to iterate rapidly. We're hiring for all of our software engineering teams Front End, Back End, Android, iOS, SDET, Data & Architecture. We need product-focused software engineers and architects who think through our fans' experience and own what they build for our fans. The NFL Mobile iOS app is written entirely in Swift & Android app codebase written in Java (transitioning to Kotlin). Our web platform is based on React.js. Check out our Open Source Projects https://github.com/nfl/react-helmet, a document head manager for React https://github.com/nfl/react-wildcat, an opinionated React environment https://github.com/nfl/react-metrics, react-metrics: an analytics module for React https://github.com/nfl/graphql-rxjava, an execution strategy for GraphQL RxJava. Our back end platform is based in Java and we are in the middle of rebuilding many of our services experimenting with different technologies generally with an eye on immutable data and functional programming. We’re growing our team with permanent, onsite talent and competitive comp packages. Our LA campus is on Los Angeles’ west side and includes the NFL Media Fieldhouse as well as the Gridiron Studios for the NFL Network.