About the role
From electronic signatures to underwriting, engineering is at the core of everything we build. We aim to create humane software that includes only the essential complexity. Like software, we are a constant work in progress, and we believe that personal growth comes from making mistakes and exploring thorny problems. The quality of our work is driven by the diversity of our individual backgrounds and experiences.
We’re hiring a talented Senior Software Engineer to join our Insurance team to build out our fleet of tools and products to help parents secure their family’s financial future.
Come join us as we re-make a $650 Billion industry and work to improve the lives of millions of families.
Your day-to-day:
Develop full-stack features in TypeScript and React, running in a serverless AWS environment.
Lead technical projects and initiatives, drive architectural decisions, and mentor team members.
Participate in the design and implementation of features to grow Fabric's core platform. We work in two week sprints.
Collaborate with other engineers to help us continually improve our codebase, to support a growing startup with big ambitions.
Help your fellow engineers grow in new and exciting ways!
What you’ll bring to the table:
5+ years of software development experience in a product-centric environment.
3+ Experience in a JavaScript or TypeScript environment.
Experience with modern, functional UI paradigms. We use React.
Expertise building highly performant User Interfaces and the scalable, reliable APIs that hydrate them.
Effective communication skills used in technical problem solving.
Compassion, both for Fabric’s customers and your fellow teammates.
Willingness to make mistakes.
Enthusiasm for engineering and technology.
Bonus points if you have:
Experience building and managing distributed systems with AWS. We use services like Lambda, Cognito, DynamoDb, S3, SQS, and SNS.
Knowledge of CI/CD pipelines and deployment processes.
Knowledge of financial and insurance products.
Salary Range: $140,000 - $180,000
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