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Posted 6 days ago

united itIrving (TX)

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About the role

Senior Software Engineer We are seeking a Senior Software Engineer to play a pivotal role in our Money product architecture transformation. This includes evolving our banking core, implementing enhanced account structures, and preparing for new financial products like CDs. You will be responsible for maturing central member-facing services, focusing on entitlements, permissions, and data management to support integrated product offerings. You’ll work in a highly collaborative environment, where planning and execution require a unified, cross-functional approach due to the complexity and interdependencies of these initiatives. As a Senior Software Engineer, you’ll engage with stakeholders, architect solutions, develop features, and continuously improve our systems. We seek a candidate who is forward-thinking, hands-on, and has a strong sense of ownership. If you thrive in a fast-paced environment, enjoy mentoring, and are passionate about building scalable and mission-critical financial systems, we’d love to hear from you.
What You’ll Do: Lead the development and testing of key systems and services. Design and shape the technical architecture of our evolving banking core. Translate product requirements into user stories and scalable technical solutions. Develop and maintain highly available, scalable services in a production environment. Mentor and support other engineers, fostering a strong technical culture. Identify and propose new initiatives and technologies to enhance the product ecosystem. Collaborate with cross-functional teams including Product, Design, and Engineering.

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