Senior Software Engineer
$125,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$125,000 per year
About the role
- Demonstrated professional experience building and maintaining React/TypeScript applications, preferably at a framework or platform level
- Strong proficiency with modern front‑end tooling (Vite, Webpack, Turborepo, or equivalent monorepo/build systems)
- Experience working across development communities — supporting, guiding, and enabling other engineers (not just building for end users)
- Experience with CI/CD pipelines and deployment automation
- Experience with a public cloud provider (Azure preferred)
- Bachelor’s degree in computer science, Engineering, Mathematics, or 5+ years of relevant experience
- Professional Skills Qualifications
- Critical thinking above all else— must be willing to independently identify, research, and dig deep to solve complex and ambiguous problems without waiting for a prescribed answer
- Strong communication skills — comfortable presenting to and guiding engineers at all levels across the firm
- Committed to documentation— actively maintains living documentation for the UX framework to reduce tribal knowledge, ease the support burden, and enable teams to self‑serve
- Ability to balance competing priorities across multiple teams with different needs and timelines
- Results‑oriented with a developer‑empathy mindset — thinking about the framework consumer, not just the framework
- Forward‑thinking approach to front‑end tooling, design systems, and SPA architecture
- Experience maintaining a shared component library or design system used across multiple teams
- Familiarity with accessibility standards (WCAG) and responsive design
- Experience with .NET/C# or Python (useful for cross‑team Platform Engineering contributions)
- Public cloud certification(s)
- Unit and integration testing experience (Vitest, Playwright, or equivalent)
- Strong interest in AI tooling and AI‑assisted developer workflows
- Passion for developer experience (DX) and software development best practices
- Experience in the financial industry
- Estimated Compensation:
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