ZoomInfo
About this role
This is the Python backend seat at ZoomInfo, and it is a short, unpadded posting: design, build and
deploy complex distributed systems, and build third party integrations with major conference
providers using their SDKs. That second half is the distinctive part, since integration work against
other companies' APIs is a specific discipline with its own failure modes, rate limits and version
churn. The environment is microservices on AWS or GCP, with MongoDB and Elasticsearch alongside SQL,
RESTful API standards and CI/CD with proper package management. ZoomInfo's platform serves more than
35,000 companies, so the data volumes are real. Apply if Python is genuinely your primary language
and you have built systems that talk reliably to other people's systems, which is harder than it
sounds.
deploy complex distributed systems, and build third party integrations with major conference
providers using their SDKs. That second half is the distinctive part, since integration work against
other companies' APIs is a specific discipline with its own failure modes, rate limits and version
churn. The environment is microservices on AWS or GCP, with MongoDB and Elasticsearch alongside SQL,
RESTful API standards and CI/CD with proper package management. ZoomInfo's platform serves more than
35,000 companies, so the data volumes are real. Apply if Python is genuinely your primary language
and you have built systems that talk reliably to other people's systems, which is harder than it
sounds.
Who this is for
Requirements. 7+ years of software development experience using Python. Proven experience with
distributed systems software design. Good knowledge of RESTful API standards. Proven experience in
distributed microservices development. Experience with cloud based infrastructure on AWS or GCP.
Knowledge of industry best practice for package management and release cycles (CI/CD). Experience
with NoSQL (MongoDB or Elasticsearch) and SQL. High personal and leadership skills. Strong
communication skills in English.
What you would do. Design, build and deploy complex distributed systems. Build third party
integrations with major conference providers using their SDKs.
Shift and location, both published. Bengaluru, tagged #LI-Hybrid. ZoomInfo states a Work Shift of
"General Shift" with start times of 09:00, 10:00 or 11:00 and corresponding finishes of 18:00, 19:00
or 20:00, so this is an India hours role.
One process detail the posting discloses. ZoomInfo says it may use a software based assessment as
part of recruitment, and publishes the results of that tool's most recent bias audit. Expect an
automated stage.
Who this is for. A Python engineer with seven or more years who is comfortable owning integrations
and distributed services. The posting is unusually thin on responsibilities, which cuts both ways:
there is room to shape the role, and there is less to judge it by before you talk to the team. Worth
asking in the first call which product surface the conference provider integrations feed, because
that determines how much of the job is integration maintenance versus new system design.
Note ZoomInfo's careers site returns 403 to automated link checks, so this posting was confirmed live
through the Greenhouse jobs API rather than the public page. The apply link works normally in a
browser.
distributed systems software design. Good knowledge of RESTful API standards. Proven experience in
distributed microservices development. Experience with cloud based infrastructure on AWS or GCP.
Knowledge of industry best practice for package management and release cycles (CI/CD). Experience
with NoSQL (MongoDB or Elasticsearch) and SQL. High personal and leadership skills. Strong
communication skills in English.
What you would do. Design, build and deploy complex distributed systems. Build third party
integrations with major conference providers using their SDKs.
Shift and location, both published. Bengaluru, tagged #LI-Hybrid. ZoomInfo states a Work Shift of
"General Shift" with start times of 09:00, 10:00 or 11:00 and corresponding finishes of 18:00, 19:00
or 20:00, so this is an India hours role.
One process detail the posting discloses. ZoomInfo says it may use a software based assessment as
part of recruitment, and publishes the results of that tool's most recent bias audit. Expect an
automated stage.
Who this is for. A Python engineer with seven or more years who is comfortable owning integrations
and distributed services. The posting is unusually thin on responsibilities, which cuts both ways:
there is room to shape the role, and there is less to judge it by before you talk to the team. Worth
asking in the first call which product surface the conference provider integrations feed, because
that determines how much of the job is integration maintenance versus new system design.
Note ZoomInfo's careers site returns 403 to automated link checks, so this posting was confirmed live
through the Greenhouse jobs API rather than the public page. The apply link works normally in a
browser.
Apply on company site
Opens www.zoominfo.com, the employer's own application page. Applying is always free.