Staff Software Developer
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Staff Software Developer
The Incentives Development team is dedicated to driving innovation and excellence in everything we build. By combining deep technical expertise with creative problem-solving, the team delivers a best-in-class user experience for our customers. Our commitment to customer success extends beyond feature delivery—we continuously explore new opportunities to enhance our platform through cutting-edge capabilities that delight users and exceed expectations.
With a strong focus on quality, scalability, and performance, we consistently push the boundaries of efficiency, ensuring our systems remain modern, reliable, and built for the future.
As a Staff Software Developer, you will be part of a multidisciplinary team of developers, designers, data scientists, and business professionals. You will work on Varicent Incentives, a single-page web application built using React and Redux that connects to a REST API written in C# and hosted on AWS.
What You'll Do
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Build new features for our REST API and enhance AWS infrastructure using a modern technology stack, including C# and AWS CloudFormation.
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Partner closely with Product Management, Design, and QA teams to deliver new features and platform enhancements.
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Participate in our pull request review process, ensuring high code quality while providing thoughtful feedback and mentorship to fellow team members.
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Optimize application performance, scalability, and responsiveness across large datasets.
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Develop cloud-native features using AWS s
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