Intermediate Backend Engineer, SSCS: AI Governance

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Intermediate Backend Engineer, SSCS: AI Governance | WithMira

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Implement well-scoped backend features across the AI Governance product area, including event normalization utilities, storage layer enhancements, API endpoint additions, export support, and registry integrations, delivering production-ready work that ships on schedule.
Build and maintain automated test coverage for your work using RSpec or equivalent tools to improve reliability and support safe, consistent releases.
Grow your knowledge of AI governance, agent-related product architecture, and integration patterns through hands-on delivery and teamwork so you can contribute more effectively as the roadmap evolves.
Work closely with senior and staff engineers to deliver solutions that are reliable, maintainable, and aligned with the product direction and release goals.
Work asynchronously with cross-functional partners and nearby engineering teams working on related governance and AI capabilities to help maintain smooth delivery across teams.
Take ownership of your scoped work and deliver with a high level of follow-through in a fast-moving product area, closing tasks with clear status updates and consistent execution.

Demonstrated backend development experience building and shipping production features.
Proficiency with Ruby on Rails and solid fundamentals in PostgreSQL.
Experience building and maintaining automated test coverage with RSpec or an equivalent testing framework.
Experience communicating clearly in writing with teammates in an async environment.
Demonstrated ability to drive scoped work through completion and follow through on commitments.
Experience with, or exposure to, audit event systems, telemetry pipelines, or compliance-focused tooling.
Experience learning new technical domains and applying that understanding to product development.
Additional experience with GraphQL APIs, event-driven architecture patterns, Python, or data-focused databases such as ClickHouse.