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Principal Software Engineer - Java

Posted 47 days ago

gamestopGrapevine (TX)

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About the role

GameStop is in the midst of a game-changing metamorphosis, transforming from old school into a modern company that is driven at its core by technology. As part of our investment in technology, we are looking for a Principal Software Engineer to play a key role in developing critical back-end systems within our engineering ecosystem, specifically focused on systems related to payments, transactions, and customer rewards. Expect to collaborate closely with engineering leadership and numerous other engineering teams throughout our tech organization to build out new systems. This position will sit onsite in Grapevine, TX 5 days per week.
What You'll Do:
  • Help envision and set up a modern technology stack (cloud infrastructure, Kubernetes, service-oriented architecture, etc.) to lay the foundation for robust system development
  • Architect, design, and build critical back-end systems, such as payments and transaction technologies
  • Work with a modern technology stack (cloud infrastructure, Kubernetes, service-oriented architecture, etc.)Be an advocate for engineering best practices
  • Mentor and coach other engineers
What You'll Need:
  • 10+ years of software development experience, with 4+ years cloud experience
  • History of progression from Software Engineer up through technical leadership levels
  • Strong experience as an owner of major technical projects
  • Eagerness to solve complex technical problems
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills
  • You'll Stand Out If You HaveDesire to work in a fast-paced environmentAWS, Kubernetes, CI/CD experience
Deep expertise in Java/Spring and/or modern front-end frameworks React/Vue/etc. Solid e-Commerce and/or Retail technology experience.
Job Summary
Requisition Number: PRINC041555Job Category: Technology Job Profiles
Schedule: Full-Time

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