Senior Full-Stack Software Engineer

Brady Corporation•Salt Lake City, OH

52d•Onsite

About The Position

Brady is looking for a Senior Full-Stack Software Engineer to join one of our software development teams, using modern development practices and latest technology stack. Bring your engineering strengths and passion, to help Brady create industry leading ecommerce solutions that meet the safety, identification, asset tracking and compliance needs of our global customers. The core purpose of this position is to design and develop the next generation of ecommerce solutions. If you love to solve complex problems, working with new development frameworks/cloud-based technologies and pushing the envelope on existing technologies, we want to talk to you. This is an onsite role at our Murray, UT office.

Requirements

C#
.NET
React
WPF
Object-oriented coding techniques
Coding standards
Standard development best practices
Design and architecture of modules
Working with user experience team and product owner
Peer feedback through code reviews
Expertise in code and functionality
Mentoring junior engineers
Directing internal and external resources
Providing time estimates
Leading small teams
Communicating technical information

Responsibilities

Leverage your C#, .NET, React, and WPF experience.
Utilize object-oriented coding techniques, follow coding standards, and follow standard development best practices.
Manage the design and architecture of modules in the overall product.
Work with Brady’s user experience team and product owner to define and develop features.
Deliver quality code by getting and providing peer feedback through code reviews and following best practices established by the team.
Support other development and quality assurance team members with expertise in code and functionality.
Work with and mentor junior engineers
Direct internal and external resources in software development to deliver assigned modules.
Provide time estimates and lead small teams for assigned deliverables.
Communicate technical information and implications of implementations.