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Senior Software Engineer (Backend / Infrastructure) - $200k-$250k + Competitive Equity

Posted 2 days ago

software recruitment solutionsMiami (FL)
Software DevelopersComputer Systems Design Services

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$200,000 per year

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About the role

Position Overview: Software Recruitment Solutions is partnered with awell‑funded AI Startupwhose product is used by more than 37% of professionalsin their target market, making it thefastest growing application of its kind in history. We’re seeking aSenior Software Engineer / Senior Infrastructure Engineerto owninfrastructurefrom service reliability to large‑scale data platforms. You’ll havesignificant autonomyto make architectural decisions and drive initiatives spanningperformance , optimization, infrastructuredesign , securityanddata pipelineshandling sensitive data at scale.
Responsibilities: This is a rare opportunity to join at apivotal pointin the company’s trajectory –multi‑billion dollarvaluation, majorgrowth phaseandundeniable market share .Qualifications Experience building systems processingmillions / billionsof transactions or high‑concurrency workloads Terraform(or similar IaC tooling) DockerPythonCompensation Base pay range: $200,000.00/yr – $250,000.00/yr. This role is based inMiami, paying$200k – $250kwithcompetitive equityon offer. We will email the recruiter to learn more. Direct message the job poster from Software Recruitment Solutions Location Miami, FLSeniority Level Mid‑Senior level Employment Type Full‑time Job Function Engineering and Information Technology Industries Software Development and Technology, Information and Media Referrals increase your chances of interviewing at Software Recruitment Solutions by 2x. Get notified about new Senior Software Engineer jobs inMiami, FL .

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