Senior Software Engineer, Enterprise Engineering

Role OverviewDesign, build, and maintain the shared service layer that powers both Revecore’s Bridge and AcciClaim platforms. Work at the intersection of both product lines, building reusable, reliable, and well-documented APIs and services that eliminate duplication and accelerate delivery across the organization.What You Will DoWrite high-quality backend code, design APIs and data models, participate in architecture discussions, leverage AI coding assistants to accelerate delivery, and contribute to the practices and culture of a team that is being built from the ground up.Why It Might Be a FitAs a founding member of the Enterprise Engineering team, this person will have significant influence over the architecture, patterns, and standards adopted by the team. They will work closely with the Enterprise Engineering Director and collaborate regularly with engineers across the Bridge and AcciClaim teams, the DevOps team, and the AI and Data organization.RequirementsBachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related discipline, or equivalent practical experience6 or more years of software development experienceAt least 6 years of.NET/C# backend development experienceStrong SQL Server and T-SQL skills2 or more years of experience developing and operating services hosted in Microsoft AzureExperience designing or working within microservices or service-oriented architecturesSolid understanding of secure coding practices and data protection standardsDemonstrated ability to work independently with minimal directionStrong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills3 or more years of experience working in Agile/Scrum or Kanban development environmentsBenefitsPaid training and incentive plansMedical, dental, vision, and life insurance benefits from the first day of employment12 paid holidays and generous paid time off401(k) contributions matchingCareer growth opportunitiesEmployee Resource Groups to build community and foster a culture of belonging and inclusionOriginally posted on Himalayas