Introduction LinkedIn is committed to providing economic opportunities for every member of the global workforce, and we’re growing at a rapid pace. Our platform is built on a collection of large-scale multi-cluster services functioning in harmony to offer a unified product experience to members. The aim of several backend engineering teams is to allow other...
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- scale,
- infrastructure
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Co-authors: Nicole Brunnett, Shalini Agarwal Engineering talent comes in many different forms and from many different backgrounds, and it’s more than just technical chops: it involves curiosity, problem solving, and passion. At LinkedIn, we recognize that engineering talent doesn’t always come from traditional training, especially when there are so many...
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- Women in Tech,
- REACH,
- culture
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We regularly play host to a series of meetups here at the LinkedIn office in the Empire State Building. Open to the community, these events cover a range of topics—from distributed systems, web and mobile development, to machine learning—and are a great way for engineers to meet, share notes, and learn from each other on various technical topics. At our latest...
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- NYC Engineering,
- Distributed Systems,
- events
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The LinkedIn feed relies on a ranked list of the most relevant content for a member. More than 80% of the feed is organic content...
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- FollowFeed,
- Kafka,
- Feed Personalization
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When adopting a new language at scale, there are many different factors to consider because things can change dramatically. For many,...
- Topics:
- Developer Productivity,
- Android,
- Mobile
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One of the core aspirations of the engineering teams at LinkedIn is to delight our members with instantaneous page load experiences....
- Topics:
- Performance,
- site speed