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Sr. Software Engineer

Posted 4 days ago

cypress hcmOverland Park (KS)

SENIORITY

Lead

SALARY

$96.12 – 103.45/hr

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About the role

Description: We’re looking for an experienced, fullstack engineer, passionate about social impact, who can help us build our vision of a nimble global emergency response program. This role requires strong technical knowledge, hands-on software development, and seamless collaboration with many functions. We are a small team working in an evolving space, so our engineers must be comfortable in a fluid work environment where responsibilities may change rapidly in response to sudden shifts in world events or government policy.
Duties:
  • Collaborate with cross functional partners on all aspects of product development
  • Envision and develop capabilities to help NGO partners book housing on our platform, to build a global supply of free or discounted housing, and to raise donations.
  • Work with the engineering and data team to plan longer term projects into deliverable milestones. Identify and advocate for areas of improvement through data insights and research.
  • Quickly build context in unfamiliar codebases across our product to enable specific capabilities
Requirements: 8+ years industry experience Experience designing, implementing, and deploying long term initiatives through collaboration with cross functional partners. Experience as a fullstack developer, ideally React/Typescript and Java/Kotlin Solid understanding of engineering best practices, continuous integration, and incremental delivery. Expertise designing and scaling APIs and their backing services Comfortable advocating for product improvements by leveraging data insights & user research
Nice To Haves:
  • Demonstrable interest in the social impact field.
  • Familiarity with GraphQLFluency in HTML, CSS, and related web technologies
  • Demonstrated design and UX sensibilities
  • Compensation$96.12 – 103.45/hr W—2Req ID37748095

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