Sr Software Development Engineer (Full Stack) - Evisort AI
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workdayOakland (CA)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview
As a Fullstack Software Engineer in the Evisort Engineering team within Workday AI, you build and scale an AI-driven contract management platform. You collaborate with engineers, data scientists, product managers, and designers to deliver user-centric, scalable solutions for legal and business teams. You own multiple platform areas from development to production and contribute to a culture of learning and mentorship. This role offers impact through advancing AI capabilities and cross-functional collaboration in a fast-paced environment.
Compensation / Benefitsbase salary range providedbonus plan potentialstock grants offeredflexible work optionsinclusive hiringcareer growth and learning opportunities
Responsibilities Collaborate with cross-functional teams to shape vision, strategy, and roadmap Contribute to an iterative culture that values curiosity and engineering best practices Mentor teammates and promote knowledge sharing Own multiple functional areas from development to production (you build it, you run it)Deliver scalable, user-centric features for an AI-driven contract management platform
Key requirements 8+ years of software engineering experience 5+ years with a web development framework (Python preferred: Flask, Django, or FastAPI)5+ years with a Relational DB (PostgreSQL preferred)Experience building and operating SaaS products in cloud environments (AWS preferred)Familiarity with distributed system architecture Knowledge of Dev Ops practices, CI/CD, automated testing, observability Hands-on experience with Docker and Kubernetes Familiarity with Elasticsearch Exposure to Java and Type Script considered a plus Proven success in fast-paced, agile, cross-functional teams Strong communication and collaboration skills Comfort with ambiguity and translating complex problems into clear solutions Commitment to inclusive, team-oriented culturecollaborationstrong communicationadaptability Python web frameworks (Flask/Django/FastAPI)PostgreSQLAWS
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