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Tell me about the last billing system you worked on. Which part did you own?
I owned the metering service. It counted usage events and priced them nightly.
How many events a day did it price, and where did it slow down?
About four million a day. The nightly job ran long once we passed two million accounts.
Something broke in production. What was it, and what did you change after?
We double-charged 300 accounts on a retry loop. I rewrote the service in Go and made every write idempotent.
What is your notice period, and what salary are you looking for?
Four weeks. I am looking for around ninety-five thousand.
That is everything. Thank you, Dana.
Owned the metering service on a billing system pricing four million usage events a day.
Fixed a duplicate-charge incident by rewriting the service in Go with idempotent writes.
Available in four weeks, asking for £95,000. Explained retry and dunning logic without prompting.
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