Senior Software Engineer, Enterprise PlatformActive$196K–$221K

The opportunity

Discord has a highly engaged community of millions of daily active users who use the platform for many different reasons, but there’s one thing that nearly everyone does: play video games. Discord plays a uniquely important role in the future of gaming, and we are focused on…

What you'll do

  • Manage the device fleet as code: Move device configuration off consoles and into versioned, API-driven infrastructure for endpoint management and hardware provisioning.

  • Automate the identity layer: Manage identity systems and their connections to downstream apps as code, from SSO and SCIM integrations to account workflows, so changes ship through version control and CI/CD instead of an admin console.

  • Own app delivery and Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC): Build deployment pipelines and provisioning patterns that let internal systems be built and changed safely, establishing CI/CD standards.

  • Build the self-service layer: Design and ship the APIs, CLIs, and portals that compose primitives into paved paths, like a new hire's first day, where software access and group memberships land in one automated, auditable flow.

  • Own your domain end to end: Take core components of the platform from design through production with no code boundaries, writing the RFCs and documentation for the areas you own.

  • + years building and operating production software and systems at a: technology company, with a track record of owning projects end to end.

What they're looking for

  • Strong software engineering fundamentals. You write production code (we lean: on Go, Python, and TypeScript), and design, test, and ship it. This is not a systems admin role.
  • Hands-on IAM experience (SSO, SCIM, OAuth/OIDC, RBAC) and working fluency: with infrastructure as code (Terraform) and CI/CD.
  • Experience treating endpoint or infrastructure configuration as an API-driven: engineering surface rather than console work.
  • A platform-as-a-product mindset. You care whether people actually adopt what: you build, not just whether it ships.