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Senior Software Engineer

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vetrampAustin (TX)

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About the role

Job Summary: You are a passionate developer who enjoys taking on new challenges. You are looking for an opportunity in a startup where you can grow with the company as an engineer. You are energized by the opportunity to help grow our product portfolio. You are self-motivated and are able to switch contexts as business needs change. Our StackC#, C, Python, and TypeScript. NET, FastAPI, React, Remix, and ViteAWS, Azure, Docker, Terraform GitHub, GitHub Actions, and AWS CodeBuildWhat You Will DoHelp develop, deploy, and test existing and new products, and integrations Take on product roadmap items and be able to deliver high quality results on time troubleshoot customer-reported issues Participate in a fast-paced environment Adopt existing team practices and recommend improvements as needed Required Skills & Qualifications At least 6 years of professional experience delivering high-quality production software Experience with a modern programming language Experience building and interacting with RESTful APIsExperience with relational and document-based databases Knowledge of event-driven architectures Knowledge of object-oriented programming (OOP) design patterns and principals Knowledge of software engineering best practices for the full software development life cycle, including coding standards, code reviews, source control management, build processes, and testing Experience working in Windows environments is a plus Experience with PowerShell scripting is a plus Experience building native Windows UI applications is a plus Experience with the Windows API (Win32) is a plus

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