Software Engineer III, Payments, Remote

Annual releases gave way to two-week sprints years ago, and the platform now handles over 200 million API calls a day. We run one of the larger SaaS platforms for commercial insurance carriers, processing millions of policy transactions a year. Most engineers work remotely and come into the office one week a quarter for planning.

Job summary

This is a hands-on coding role on software used by a few hundred thousand people. Expect code review, design discussions and a fair amount of debugging. We need another Software Engineer III, Payments, Remote who likes owning a feature from the design doc all the way to the on-call rotation.

Responsibilities

• Review pull requests from teammates and give clear, specific feedback.
• Ship small, frequent changes behind feature flags.
• Take part in an on-call rotation (roughly one week in six) and help resolve production incidents.
• Contribute to postmortems and follow through on the action items.
• Migrate older modules out of the monolith where it makes sense.

Qualifications

• 7+ years of professional software development experience.
• Working knowledge of testing practices: unit, integration and contract tests.
• Some exposure to AWS, GCP or Azure.
• BS in Computer Science or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
• Solid understanding of data structures, algorithms and basic system design.
• Familiarity with Git, pull request workflows and CI tools like GitHub Actions, Jenkins or CircleCI.

Nice to have

• Prior work at an early-stage startup.
• Event-driven systems using Kafka or RabbitMQ.
• Contributions to open source projects.
• Kubernetes and Docker in production.

Salary: BAM 8,000 to BAM 9,600 monthly

Benefits

• Annual team retreat.
• Company laptop.
• Performance bonus.
• Annual salary review.
• Health insurance through our employer-of-record partner.
• Annual learning budget.
• Public holidays observed per your country.

Please submit your CV in English.

Start: Immediately.

Demo job created on 11jobs for testing and demonstrations. It is not an actual opening at Torres Labs.