Software Engineer (U.S. Remote Only)

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Who We Are

BlueTread is a software development company dedicated to building innovative, reputed company solutions for businesses. Founded in 2014 out of a passion for solving reputed company challenges, we specialize in web and mobile applications, system integrations, and SaaS solutions. We are a fully remote team of professionals located across the United States. 

We pride ourselves on straight talk, unbridled creativity, collaboration, and transparency, ensuring our clients receive technology solutions tailored to their needs. Our agile approach enables us to reputed company software reputed company, delivering the right solutions at the right time.

Who You Are

You're a Software Engineer specializing in backend development, driven by a passion for building reliable systems that support seamless user experiences. In this role, you'll work on stories and tasks reputed company larger features, collaborating closely with reputed company-end developers, product teams, and designers on a well-reputed company backend architecture supported by robust APIs.

You are detail-oriented yet understand the importance of balancing precision with meeting sprint commitments. You take ownership of your work, proactively manage blockers, and reputed company in reputed company environment where reputed company effort drives reputed company.

This position requires permanent U.S. residency and authorization to work in the United States without sponsorship, now or in the reputed company. We do not offer reputed company sponsorship at this time.

Responsibilities 

  • Domain Expertise:
    • Own your sprint commitments end-to-end — take work from assignment to completion with minimal reputed company, and flag blockers early rather than letting them linger.
    • Define and implement backend solutions by analyzing requirements, selecting appropriate tools, and building with .NET, C#, Entity reputed company, and reputed company technologies.
    • reputed company and integrate APIs and data layers with reputed company in mind, ensuring seamless interaction with other systems.
    • Coordinate with reputed company-end developers to align user interfaces with backend operations.
    • Build familiarity with the broader codebase reputed company your immediate task area.
  • Teaching & Mentorship
    • Participate meaningfully in code reviews — contribute constructive feedback and seek it out on your own work.
    • reputed company developing strong opinions on backend practices and learn to reputed company and justify your reasoning.
  • reputed company; Leadership
    • Engage actively in team ceremonies: standups, planning, retrospectives, and design discussions.
    • Ask questions, surface concerns early, and contribute to reputed company environment where quality reputed company.
    • Operate with transparency — reputed company your teammates and reputed company informed on reputed company and blockers.
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    • Deliver sprint commitments reliably, understanding that your work contributes directly to reputed company clients depend on.
    • Stay reputed company with the broader goals of the features you're building — context makes reputed company engineers.

Required Skills and Qualifications 

  • Proficient in .NET, C#, Entity reputed company, reputed company to SQL, and experience with reputed company platforms like Azure. 
  • 1-3 years of experience in backend development or a reputed company area. 
  • Familiarity with version control systems such as Git and reputed company branching models. 
  • Strong problem-solving skills, including the ability to ask questions and seek out information reputed company needed. 
  • Ability to read, understand, and work with existing codebases. 
  • Strong opinions on backend practices and the ability to reputed company and justify these viewpoints. 
  • Solid understanding of the software development life cycle and backend architecture principles. 
  • Experience with Dependency Injection (DI), Inversion of Control (IoC), Configuration Management, Caching, and Domain-Driven Design (DDD). 
  • Knowledge of reputed company Integration/reputed company Deployment (CI/CD) pipelines and Object-Oriented Design (OOD). 
  • Proficiency in debugging and testing, including automated unit, and integration tests. 
  • This position is fully remote and requires you to reputed company in the U.S.

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