Software Engineer

Capital One•New York, NY

2d•Remote

About The Position

Genesis10 is seeking a Software Engineer for a long-term contract position with a major financial institution. The role is described as remote and is located in New York, NY. The engineer will collaborate across Agile teams to design, develop, test, implement, and support technical solutions using full-stack development tools and technologies. The work involves programming languages including Python, open-source technologies, relational and NoSQL databases, containers, and AWS services, with a focus on serverless initiatives. The position includes implementing software in straightforward domains with little to no support, applying standards and practices to more complex software, and building and improving local and established deployment pipelines. The engineer will troubleshoot build and deployment issues, teach architecture and design patterns, debug issues across application and infrastructure layers and environments, identify root causes, implement fixes, correct affected data, and develop user-experience features with little to no direction. The schedule must align with Eastern Time zone hours. Compensation is $74.87–$82.87 per hour.

Requirements

Proficiency with Python, API design and development, SQL, and Spark.
Experience with AWS services and job orchestration, such as Step Functions or Airflow.
Familiarity with modern application architecture and design patterns, and the ability to apply them in moderately complex domains.
Effective and proactive communication with technical, product, vendor, and enterprise stakeholders.
Ability to work Eastern Time zone hours.

Responsibilities

Collaborate across Agile teams to design, develop, test, implement, and support technical solutions using full-stack development tools and technologies.
Use programming languages, open-source technologies, relational and NoSQL databases, containers, and AWS tools and services, with a focus on serverless initiatives.
Implement software in straightforward domains with little to no support, and apply standards and practices to implement more complex software.
Implement a fully featured local build and deployment pipeline, identify improvements, and enhance established deployment pipelines.
Troubleshoot complicated issues with local builds and deployment pipelines.
Teach others architecture and design patterns, including how and when to apply them.
Debug moderately complex issues across backend, frontend, middleware, infrastructure, databases, and pipelines, across environments from local to production and across distributed systems.
Identify root causes quickly, implement fixes, and correct affected data.
Develop features to improve the overall user experience with little to no direction, addressing relevant non-functional requirements.