Thirdparty

Thirdparty

Software Engineer

Portland, OR, United States

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 2956 days ago
GoRubySQLNoSQLAWSDockerCI/CDComplianceControlsLoad TestingHIPAA

About the role

  • Our Tech Stack Primarily Go with some Ruby Microservices in Docker containers running on AWS.
  • As a company, we pride ourselves in having everyone on the team knowing our API.
  • We move at a reasonable pace and keep things working.

Responsibilities

  • Architect and lead development of new services.
  • Provide support and fixes for existing services.
  • What We're Building
  • We fix bugs before writing new features, and we specify functionality before building in agile development cycles.

Requirements

  • 5+ years experience in software engineering.
  • Experience and proven track record working collaboratively on an engineering team.
  • Experience with unit, integration, and acceptance tests
  • Experience with load testing and performance profiling.
  • Experience with source control systems including git.
  • Experience working within continuous integration and delivery pipelines.
  • Experience with AWS or other cloud provider.
  • Experience with SQL and NoSQL data stores.
  • Experience with distributed systems.
  • Experience deploying software.

Nice to have

  • Experience in the financial industry.
  • Experience in regulated information industry (HIPAA, HITECH, PCI).
  • Experience writing functional specifications.
  • Experience with continuous release pipelines.
  • Experience leading projects.
  • Experience with Golang.
  • Experience with functional languages.
  • Experience with container management service such as AWS ECS or Kubernetes.

Company info

  • We're looking for talented software developers with experience or excitement in building and working with APIs to join our team in Portland, Oregon.
  • Our goal is to build the best API for financial markets and in future other financial services.
  • Our customers rely on us for our stability and long term thinking.

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