Software Engineer II

Summary/Objective Emburse software engineers contribute to the development of an engaging and interconnected set of system solutions. As an engineer, you will enhance the experiences of your customers, solve interesting challenges, and design new solutions. Emburse, known for its innovation and award-winning technologies, is strong on engineering. This ensures you will have access to the best and brightest minds in our industry to grow your experience and career within Emburse.

Essential Functions Technical Self-sufficient in at least one large area of the codebase Mastery of at least one language and developing mastery of multiple other languages, frameworks and tools Identifies viable alternative solutions and presents them Understanding of relational databases, development frameworks, and commonly used industry libraries.

Understanding of testing and integration testing techniques Moderate understanding of how a handful of key sub-systems interoperate Ability to read and understand existing code and offer recommendations for improvement Understanding of OWASP Process SDLC processes are followed, including adopting agile-based processes/meetings, peer code-reviews, and technical preparations required for scheduled releases.

Understands product roadmap and how one contributes to the overall objectives Capability of prioritizing tasks Estimates their own work Learns and applies secure software development practices, reviews code for vulnerabilities and raises awareness of secure programming practices Impact Fixes bugs of moderate complexity and demonstrates proficient debugging skills Reviews code for team members, providing in-depth comments Develops new features or enhancements with minimal supervision Delivers medium level refactoring Implements unit testing and integration testing where needed Produces quality technical documentation Makes technical documentation/knowledge base contributions and technical team presentations Communication Gives constructive feedback to team members Understanding of industry jargon and business concepts Raises roadblocks and updates estimations as needed