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As an Intermediate Fullstack Engineer in the Customer Due Diligence team, you will contribute as a developer in a team, delivering and supporting new features quickly and with industry-leading quality and non-functional requirements (e.g. availability, security, performance, etc.). You will contribute to system designs for features that expand our existing solution. You will mentor associate software engineers and interns. You will contribute to the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) to improve the speed and quality of what we deliver.
About you
2+ years of experience as a full stack software engineer, preferably using React Native for frontend, and a JVM-based language and/or Python for backend
Experience building systems with challenging non-functional requirements (e.g. availability, security, performance, etc.)
Experience mentoring associate software engineers or interns
Experience working as part of a globally distributed team
Experience working in a product-based company (instead of a services-based company)
The ability to thrive with a high level of autonomy and responsibility
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