As a Senior Computer Scientist, you'll be the technical leader shaping the architecture and engineering practices behind Firefly Enterprise's InDesign API and InDesign Server platform on Firefly Services. You'll set architectural direction, lead the highest-impact initiatives—including the migration of the InDesign Server customer and partner base onto the API platform—and define the patterns other engineers build on.
The problem we're solving: enterprises need to generate, localize, and republish complex layouts across markets and channels on infrastructure that's resilient under heavy, bursty load and transparent when something goes wrong. Without a well-architected platform, teams stitch together scripts and single-purpose servers that don't scale, don't observe well, and don't meet enterprise SLAs. You'll own the API surface, orchestration layer, and server fleet that make InDesign automation dependable at scale.
This is a full-stack technical leadership role: you'll operate confidently across the customer-facing surfaces, the API layer,
and the InDesign Server infrastructure underneath, and shape how other engineers build on all three.
What you'll do
· Own the architecture of the InDesign API and InDesign Server platform-job orchestration,rendering pipelines, render-fleet scaling, and the shared abstractions other teams build on.
· Lead the technical strategy for migrating InDesign Server customers and partners onto the API platform: close capability and performance gaps (e.g., plugin support, dedicated clusters, debugging/logging) so customers migrate with no loss of fidelity, throughput, or cost efficiency.
· Build and consume RESTful APIs and web services for internal and external system integration at scale.
· Design, develop, and maintain enterprise applications using established frameworks (e.g., Java/Spring Boot, or similar)
· Set engineering direction on scale, reliability, and observability for a platform that processes high volumes of enterprise docum
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