Senior Software Engineer
optomiCharlotte (NC)
About the role
Optomi, in partnership with a leading financial solutions provider, is looking for a Senior Software Engineer to join their dynamic team. This role does not support any type of sponsorship and requires the person to work on a W-2 basis.
Position Summary:
The role requires a high-energy team player to engage in an agile environment, focusing on gathering and analyzing business requirements, making architectural recommendations, and coding. The candidate will significantly contribute to the design and implementation of solutions, fostering a collaborative and innovative team culture.
What the right candidate will enjoy:
- Collaborating with a team of like-minded individuals who are passionate about technology
- Engaging in a role that offers significant responsibility in solution design and implementation
- What type of experience does the right candidate have:
- Extensive JavaScript or TypeScript experience
- Experience with Node.js on the backend or Python
- Familiarity with AI tools like Claude Code or Microsoft Copilot
- Strong API experience
- What the responsibilities are of the right candidate:
- Collaborate with developers to resolve business client questions and enhance application features
- Utilize technical knowledge and creativity to solve complex problems
- Interface with senior management to align on project direction and build consensus
- Mentor lower-level developers to foster growth and development within the team
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