Pearson
Senior Software Engineer
United States · Senior
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Full-Stack Development
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About the role
- Senior Software Engineer About the role We're looking for a Senior Full-Stack Software Engineer to join the Enterprise Learning & Skills (ELS) engineering team and help build, scale, and evolve a large-scale, API-driven platform used globally to issue and verify digital credentials. This is a hands-on role for an experienced engineer who will own
- significant parts of the platform today, help design and build new systems and features, and raise the technical bar for the team. You'll work closely with other senior engineers and technical leads, contribute to architectural decisions, and mentor earlier-career engineers. You'll be expected to write and review code regularly while also thinking ahead
Responsibilities
- This is a hands-on role for an experienced engineer who will own significant parts of the platform today, help design and build new systems and features, and raise the technical bar for the team.
- You'll work closely with other senior engineers and technical leads, contribute to architectural decisions, and mentor earlier-career engineers.
Benefits
- You'll be expected to write and review code regularly while also thinking ahead about how to reduce complexity and improve the health of the systems you own.
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