Software Engineer
$85,000 - $111,000
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$85,000 - $111,000
About the role
- Build and Scale
- Contribute to the development of core features of our Narrative Analytics® platform using Python, React, and related tools
- Build robust backend services and APIs, and implement frontend functionality as needed
- Help design, build, and scale infrastructure components on AWSWork with Kubernetes and containerized workloads to support microservice deployments
- Integrate data processing pipelines and support analytics features such as NLP and search
- Collaborate and Grow
- Collaborate with senior engineers and data scientists to bring research prototypes into production
- Participate in code reviews and uphold high standards of software quality
- Work closely with senior team members to learn architectural design and system tradeoffs
- Contribute to technical discussions and engineering planning processes
- Participate in Agile development cycles, sprint planning, and standups
- Seek and incorporate feedback from peers and mentors to grow your technical skill set
- Must meet applicable U.S. Government contract eligibility requirements, including any citizenship or security clearance requirements associated with assigned work
- Must be eligible to obtain a US Government security clearanceBS in Computer Science, Engineering, or related field 3+ years of experience in professional software engineering roles
- Strong experience with Python in production environments
- Experience building modern web applications (React, TypeScript preferred)
- Familiarity with cloud environments, particularly AWSExperience with PostgreSQL or similar relational databases
- Passion for writing clean, maintainable code and learning from peers
- Ideal Candidates
- Experience with Elasticsearch or similar analytics/search engines
- Exposure to machine learning and NLP concepts or pipelines
- Familiarity with Agile/Scrum development processes
- Interest in working with large-scale data and distributed systems
- Location & Work Arrangement
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