Software Development Engineer IV - Marketplaces Growth (Remote) at ID.me | Torre

Software Development Engineer IV - Marketplaces Growth (Remote)

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Full-time

USD75.4K - 100K/year

~COP150M - 200M/year

+ Equity

+ Bonuses

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Remote (anywhere)
Posted about 3 years ago

Responsibilities


ID.me simplifies how people securely prove and share their identity online. The company empowers people to control their data through a portable and trusted login. ID.me is a credential service provider compliant with federal standards for digital identity verification. The company’s “No Identity Left Behind” initiative strives to expand access and inclusion for all people. ID.me is looking for a Software Development Engineer IV to add to our rapidly growing Marketplaces team. This person will be responsible for powering traffic generation and member activation in our B2C application ecosystem. This includes new member experience, notifications (email, push, etc.), SEO, referrals, and other systems that drive the nurturing and reinforcement of the member journey in ID.me Marketplaces. Responsibilities: - Build and maintain highly scalable and secure web applications, services, and APIs - Consistently ship small and medium features and improvements with minimal guidance and support from other team members. - Collaborate with the team on larger projects. - Collaborate with team members, product managers, and stakeholders to solve the right problems and build the best solutions for customer needs - Effectively switch gears between maintaining and refactoring old code and writing newer and more modern services - Use test driven development practices and/or test frameworks and tools to ensure that features are shipped defect free - Demonstrate mastery of object-oriented programming languages, tools and technologies - Solve complex technical problems with varying degrees of ambiguity - Act as a mentor to junior developers through code reviews and document critiques, and actively participate in cross team knowledge sharing forums