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Sam E., our Chief Technology Officer, speaking with Yelp employees at one of our weekly Engineering Product Status meetings
Three Yelp employees taking a break and playing pool
Three Yelp employees brainstroming and sovling an engineering problem on a whiteboard
A few employees enjoying their lunch at one of the tables outside the office

Yelp Engineering and Product

Take a peek into our engineering & product teams and all the work that we do.

Engineering News

Keep up with what we’re up to and working on! Read our blog posts to see some of the technical problems we solve and keep up to date by following us on Twitter and Facebook.

  1. Christopher Arnold, Software Engineer
    Christopher Arnold, Software Engineer

    At Yelp, we embrace innovation and thrive on exploring new possibilities. With our consumers’ ever growing appetite for data, we recently revisited how we could load data into Redshift more efficiently. In this blog post, we explore how DBT can be used seamlessly with Redshift Spectrum to read data from Data Lake into Redshift to significantly reduce runtime, resolve data quality issues, and improve developer productivity. Starting Point Our method of loading batch data into Redshift had been effective for years, but we continually sought improvements. We primarily used Spark jobs to read S3 data and publish it to our...

  2. Paul Martin, Core Android Tech Lead
    Paul Martin, Core Android Tech Lead

    In 2019, Yelp’s Core Android team led an effort to boost navigation performance in Yelp’s Consumer app. We switched from building screens with multiple separate activities to using fragments inside a single activity. In this blog post, we’ll cover our solution, how we approached the migration and share learnings from along the way as well as performance wins. Where we started circa 2018 Navigating between screens in an Android app is often when the app and device are under the most strain. The new screen and its dependencies are quickly created, which can lead to slow or frozen frames. Prior...

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Open Source Projects

We love open source! We’ve released many great projects, check out some of our favorites below.

  1. Paasta logo

    PaaSTA

    Python

    An open, distributed platform as a service

  2. ElastAlert logo

    ElastAlert

    Python

    Easy & Flexible Alerting With ElasticSearch

  3. OSXcollector logo

    OSXcollector

    Objective-C

    A forensic evidence collection & analysis toolkit for OS X

  4. dumb-init logo

    dumb-init

    C

    A minimal init system for Linux containers

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