Senior Software Engineer

Company: Double Line, Inc
Location: Austin
Posted on: February 23, 2021

Job Description:

Feeling underappreciated? Underutilized? Are you ready to develop, document, debug, support, analyze, maintain source code, and adherence to existing Double Line standards and best practices? Looking to assist in the growth and development of junior and mid-level software engineers? We're a growing company focused on expanding our Development team with a proactive and driven Senior Software Engineer. Sounds interesting? If so, we're looking for a motivated and driven person like you who has:

• 5+ years of experience with the following Technologies:
  • .NET Framework / .NET Core Web Development
  • Source control, preferably Git
  • Relational database design (MS SQL and PostgreSQL preferred)
  • ORM (Entity Framework preferred)
  • Experience in an Agile environment with Lean software development principles
  • Background with dependency injection, inversion of control, and design patterns
  • A strong understanding of unit testing and integration testing
  • Multiple projects completed where you created an end-to-end full-stack web application Bonus points if you're bringing knowledge of or really want to learn any of the following:
    • Front-end development experience with frameworks/libraries like Angular, ReactJS, familiarity with TypeScript
    • Experience building, deploying, and maintaining cloud infrastructure in AWS or Azure We do not want you to make the leap without knowing what we need, so here is how we define success for this position:
      • Shadow and train with existing Software Engineers within the first 30 days
      • Begin taking and completing assignments in sprints within the first 60 days
      • Providing technical approaches and estimates for new work within the first 90 days
      • Meet all deliverable deadlines through 2020. In return, we offer:
        • A mission-driven company with a long-term focus on helping the world by untangling technical knots that hold back education in our country
        • A home where your voice matters, and you can effect real change
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