Senior Software Engineer
stem itManhattan (NY)
About the role
Series-D Fintech startup that offers financial wellness solutions for underserved customers, is looking to bring on a Senior Software Engineer in Midtown Manhattan(3 days onsite a week). This person will join a fast-paced team, assisting in building out scalable applications, and delivering core solutions. The ideal candidate will be well versed with: Java/Spring, OOP programming patterns, microservices, containerization & deployment tools, and delivered Agentic AI solutions.
Ideal Skills & Experience:
Experience with Java and Java ecosystem (open to C#/.Net background)Background with OOP principles, design/programming patterns Experience with relational and ideally non-relational DB’sExperience with containerization and deployment tools Background with AI tools like Claude, Cursor, Gemini or similar Bachelor’s in computer science or related field required
Desired Skills & Experience:
Master’s/PHD in computer science or a related field Background with javascript frameworks: react(preferable), angular and/or vue Experience building agentic AI agents to automate development pipeline Experience working in Fin Tech or adjacent field Experience programming with Python, Typescript, and/or Next.js Experience with AWS serverless tools(EC2, Lambdas, EKS, Fargate, etc
Benefits:
Competitive Compensation Package Flex work hours with hybrid setup Stock options Yearly bonuses and perks Education/certification reimbursement Paid holidays, vacation and sick leave 401K with employer match
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