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Episode Six

Senior Software Engineer

  • 6+ years

Salary

$167,149/ year

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Description

The company provides API-based issuer processing and ledger infrastructure that lets customers pay in many ways on one account, including cards, QR codes, credit, installments, debit, several currencies and reward points, in any combination.

The platform is 100% cloud-native and highly configurable.

Clients include some of the world's largest banks and many fintech firms in 24 countries across four continents.

Offices are in Austin, Tokyo, Singapore, Brisbane and London.

Since launching with HSBC in 2018, the company has grown more than 10x.

Responsibilities

  • Write, test, analyze and review code for accuracy, functionality, performance and security.
  • Lead the software development lifecycle by setting sprint goals, keeping operations stable and leading product launches.
  • Provide technical leadership and mentor other engineers.
  • Explain technical plans and solutions to executives, cross-functional teams and clients.
  • Work with product managers, architects and other teams so technical solutions meet business and regulatory goals.
  • Write architecture designs, developer guides and other documentation that passes knowledge on to the team.

Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree (or foreign equivalent) in computer science, software engineering or a nearby technical subject.
  • 7 years working as a Java developer.
  • 6 years building Java enterprise software.
  • 5 years tuning Java and JVM memory and performance, with strong use of lambdas, generics and collections such as Map, List and Set.
  • 5 years with the Spring Framework or an equivalent.
  • 5 years applying common design patterns and advanced algorithm design to high-throughput systems.
  • 4 years of concurrent programming for real-time transaction systems, using approaches such as the Actor Model, CompletableFuture and thread pool Executors.
  • 4 years with Hibernate or an equivalent JPA framework, including query performance optimization.
  • 4 years with relational databases (MySQL, Oracle, DB2 or MS SQL) and NoSQL databases (Cassandra or MongoDB).
  • 2 years ensuring compliance in software development.
  • 3 years leading cross-functional teams or mentoring engineers in fintech.

Conditions

Based at the Austin office at 201 West 5th St, Suite 1100, Austin, TX 78701, with remote work allowed within Texas.

No travel required.

Reasonable accommodations are available to qualified applicants with disabilities during the application and interview process.

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Episode Six

  • Industry: FinTech

Also hiring in Toronto, Canada and Austin, United States

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Details9 facts · Role, Location, Compensation, Company
Tech stack
  • Java
  • SQL
  • Spring
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • Cassandra
Seniority
Senior
Industry
FinTech
Specialty
Backend
Region
Canada
Pay period
Annual
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Role

Category
Development
Specialty
Backend
Seniority
Senior
Experience
7+ years
Tech stack
  • Java
  • SQL
  • Spring
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • Cassandra

Location

Region
Canada

Compensation

Salary
$167,149 / year
Pay period
Annual

Company

Industry
FinTech

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