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# Software Engineer, Creator

- **Company:** Roblox
- **Location:** San Mateo, CA, United States
- **Experience:** Starter
- **Salary:** $153,120.0 - $196,750.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing, Code Review, Data Infrastructure, Web Development, Software Construction, TypeScript, Web Applications, ReactJS, Backend
- **Published:** August 28, 2026
- **Apply:** https://careers.roblox.com/jobs/8115917?gh_jid=8115917

## About the Role

* An engineer with 1-3 years of experience building software systems (industry experience).
 * Full-stack-comfortable: you can move between backend services and a web frontend (TypeScript/React), and you're not afraid to learn the half you know less well.
 * A finisher: you take features from spec through launch with guidance from senior teammates, and you care that they keep working - testing, monitoring, and follow-through.
 * Pragmatic & collaborative: you communicate clearly, ask good questions, and are low-ego about code and feedback.
 * Curious: you stay current and like understanding why a system behaves the way it does.

## Description

As a Software Engineer on the Creator, Experience LiveOps team, you'll work full-stack across our backend services and the creator-hub web app (TypeScript/React) to ship features that let every creator run live-ops the way large studios do: safely, and at platform scale. You'll own meaningful pieces from day one and work closely with senior and principal engineers, our PM, and design. Join us and give the entire creator community live-ops superpowers.

The Experience LiveOps (ELO) Team builds the runtime tools creators use to operate and tune their live experiences without shipping a code release. Our surfaces include Remote Configs (targeted, scheduled, and AI-assisted configuration), A/B Experimentation with real metrics and early harm detection, audience Segmentation, and Open Cloud / public APIs that expose all of it programmatically.

You Will:

 * Build and ship features across ELO's config, experimentation, and segmentation surfaces, backend services and the creator-hub UI.
 * Own projects end-to-end (spec to launch) with support from senior/principal engineers on the team.
 * Partner with PM, design, DSA/Discovery, and Data Platform to deliver high-quality, well-instrumented features.
 * Participate in code reviews, share knowledge with teammates, and take part in the team's on-call rotation.


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