Backend Engineer (Python / Node / Cloud)
Backend Engineer (Python / Node / Cloud) Build Tech That Protects Survivors | Hilde B Foundation About the Foundation Hilde B Foundation is working to end domestic violence by 2035 through technology, education, and empathy. We build secure, survivor-focused digital tools, supported by a global volunteer network. Our flagship incident-logging web application helps survivors document their experiences. Privacy, security, and data integrity are central to this work. The Role We’re looking for a Backend Engineer to help develop and scale our secure incident-logging platform and its APIs. You’ll help build privacy-centered infrastructure for sensitive information and collaborate with our distributed team.
Responsibilities
Develop and maintain secure backend APIs using Node.js or Python, with frameworks such as Express or FastAPI. Build and maintain cloud storage and database infrastructure. Implement encryption and data-protection measures for sensitive survivor information. Support authentication, media uploads, and real-time synchronization. Collaborate on privacy requirements and compliance considerations. Maintain clear documentation and collaborative Git workflows. Participate in weekly remote sprints and asynchronous code reviews. Ideal Background Approximately 2–5 years of backend engineering experience. Proficiency in Python or Node.js and experience with frameworks such as FastAPI or Express. Experience with Firebase, Google Cloud Platform, or AWS. Understanding of authentication, JWT, and REST API design. Experience with encryption, media processing, or social-impact technology is a plus. Clear communication and the ability to collaborate with a distributed team. A commitment to human-centered design and ethical technology. Why Join Us? Contribute to a global volunteer movement addressing domestic violence. Help shape privacy and data-integrity standards for survivor-focused tools. Collaborate remotely with flexible, asynchronous working arrangements. Build technology with a direct connection to survivor safety.
How to Apply
Share your GitHub profile or portfolio, a short bio, and a project you’re proud of through LinkedIn or at [email protected].