Sr. Software Engineer (100% Remote) - JavaScript, TypeScript, GCP, Github, Responsive Web Apps

**Title: Sr. Software Engineer - JavaScript, TypeScript, GCP, Github, Responsive Web Apps

Locaton: 100% Remote -** This position can be worked remotely anywhere in the US with the exception of CA. Working hours will flexibly 9-4 CST dependent on time zone.

Description & Requirements: We deliver technology solutions that are digitally transforming and empowering community banks and credit unions to provide enhanced and streamlined user experiences to their customers and members. Our best-in-class products are just the start as we lay the groundwork for the future of digital banking and payments. We hope you'll join us. We can't do it without you.

The Senior Software Engineer: JavaScript UI/UX, under minimal supervision, participates in the technical design and implementation of new products or enhancements. This role participates in all phases of the development cycle: concept, technical design, prototype, code development, testing, release to QA and implementation. This position requires cross functional collaboration.

This position can be worked remotely anywhere in the US with the exception of CA. Working hours will flexibly 9-4 CST dependent on time zone.

What you'll be responsible for:

  • Performs and may lead system analysis and programming activities which may require research and timely, effective, and quality delivery of software into production.
  • Performs, and may lead, technical/engineering support for new and existing applications from code delivery until the retirement of the application.
  • Develops, tests and reviews applications based on business requirements and industry best practices.
  • Uses best practices and standard guidance to create and modify code. Considers how code changes will affect end users and internal teams. May review code created by team members.
  • Collaborates with QA team to ensure timely delivery of high-quality products. Performs, and may lead, work with cross-team as projects dictate.
  • Provide regular mentorship, including one-on-one pairing and code walk-throughs for your team.
  • Works on, and may lead, critical tasks and deliverables with no assistance, and sets and updates expectations on size, scope, and timelines.
  • Participates in and may lead team in cross-functional meetings and discussions. Creates required technical documentation.
  • Stays updated with emerging technologies and industry trends, recommending innovative solutions to improve software development processes.
  • Adheres to documented departmental and corporate standards. Participates in the definition and documentation of standards.
  • Performs other duties as assigned.
  • May lead unit tests and integration tests to ensure the reliability, security, and performance of developed software.
  • Debugs and troubleshoots issues as they arise, providing timely resolutions.
  • May contribute to product architecture.
  • May perform other job duties assigned.
What you'll need to have:
  • Minimum 5 years of experience in software engineering, with at least 3 years of JavaScript or TypeScript programming experience.
  • Strong understanding and demonstrated experience in developing responsive web apps.
  • Experience with GitHub and GitHub Actions
  • Experience with GCP
What would be nice for you to have:
  • Proficient with Web Components.
  • Familiarity with Polymer or Lit.
  • Solid understanding of security, API design, design patterns, and browser environment.
  • Experience with front-end build systems such as rollup, rolldown, and Vite.
  • Experience with Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) systems.
  • Experience supporting an application in production.
  • Experience with JIRA and Agile processes.
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