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Lead Software Engineer - Full Stack / UI (Chief Technology Office - Identity and Access Management)

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archerPlano (TX)

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About the role

Lead the design, development, testing, and operational support of secure, high-quality software solutions across the Identity and Access Management organization. Promote responsible use of approved AI-assisted engineering tools, improve automation and application stability, and evaluate technical solutions with internal teams and external vendors.
Requirements: Requires at least five years of applied software engineering experience, hands-on delivery across system design, development, testing, and operations, and advanced proficiency in one or more programming languages. Candidates should understand the software development life cycle, agile delivery, security, resiliency, cloud-native systems, and responsible AI-assisted engineering; Angular or React UI experience is preferred, while Java and database knowledge are a plus.
Key Skills: Software Engineering, System Design, Application Development, Secure Coding, AI-Assisted Software Development, Code Review, Automated Testing, Troubleshooting, Software Development Life Cycle, Agile Methodologies, Continuous Integration And Continuous Delivery, Application Resiliency, Cloud-Native Development, Angular, React, Java
Benefits: Health Care Coverage, On-Site Health And Wellness Centers, Retirement Savings Plan, Backup Childcare, Tuition Reimbursement, Mental Health Support, Financial Coaching

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