Full Stack Software Engineer - Localization Engineering
Listed on 2026-09-14
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Software Development
Front End Developer, Backend Developer, Full Stack Developer
At Netflix, our mission is to entertain the world. Together, we are writing the next episode - pushing the boundaries of storytelling, global fandom and making the unimaginable a reality. We are a dream team obsessed with the uncomfortable excitement of discovering what happens when you merge creativity, intuition and cutting-edge technology. Come be a part of what’s next.
At Netflix, localization isn't simply about translation. It's how we make stories feel native to audiences around the world. Every subtitle, dub, title treatment, artwork, and localized experience helps millions of members connect with content in their own language and culture. Critically, localization is not downstream of Netflix's content pipeline — it is inside it. Content cannot play for international audiences until it is localized.
The Logistics Management squad is the operational backbone of Netflix's localization platform. We own the tools, workflows, and infrastructure that order, track, and fulfil every piece of content.
The team is reimagining how localization works build the platforms, products, and innovations that enable translation, cultural adaptation, and localization workflows at a global scale. You'll own some of the team's most ambitious initiatives from concept through launch. You'll define how work gets done, create clarity in ambiguity, and partner across engineering, product, design, and business to drive alignment, navigate tradeoffs, and deliver meaningful business outcomes.
We're especially excited to meet people who have built AI-native products and agentic workflows. This includes designing systems where humans remain in the loop and workflows are orchestrated reliably erience with durable workflow orchestration, event‑driven architectures, distributed systems, and resilient automation is highly valued. You'll help shape platforms that can reason, coordinate, recover from failures, and continuously improve while operating reliably in production.
This is an opportunity to rethink how agents, workflows, automation, and human expertise come together so Netflix can deliver world‑class localized experiences to members around the globe.
- Deep experience building complex, high-quality user interfaces with HTML, JavaScript/Type Script, and CSS, with expert‑level proficiency in React and modern frontend architecture (component design, state management, performance optimization)
- A strong eye for UI/UX craft. You build interfaces that are clear, predictable, and hold up reliably for enterprise users who rely on them daily
- Experience designing and consuming GraphQL and/or RESTful APIs to power rich client experiences, and comfortable working across the stack, including services built in Java or similar OO languages
- A proven track record of building resilient, high-scale, low-latency services in production, and translating business requirements into technical designs and data models
- Work cross‑functionally with design, product, and engineering partners to build, test, deploy, and launch UIs that operationalize our localization workflows at scale
- You’re a self‑starter who takes initiative and drives work forward without needing significant direction
- You proactively use AI tools to accelerate your workflow, learn faster, and amplify your impact
- You communicate clearly and are comfortable navigating ambiguity. You ask the right questions, seek out the right context, and make good judgment calls without complete information
- You are product‑minded. You're curious about the "why" behind what you're building, and you bring your own ideas and opinions to the table rather than just implementing a spec as given
- You take a thoughtful, practical approach to problem-solving that considers…
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