Socure is on a mission to verify 100% of good identities in real time and eliminate identity fraud from the internet.
The company uses predictive analytics and advanced machine learning trained on billions of signals to power RiskOS™, creating the most accurate identity verification and fraud prevention platform.
Socure is seeking a highly skilled and experienced Senior Software Engineer to join their dynamic engineering team.
The Senior Software Engineer will be a key technical leader responsible for driving the design, development, and deployment of cutting-edge software solutions.
This role involves working closely with cross-functional teams, mentoring junior engineers, and ensuring the delivery of high-quality, scalable, and secure software products.
The Engineering team is part of the Technology Center of Excellence organization, emphasizing teamwork, driving outcomes, and contributing to Socure’s mission.
The role encourages pushing the boundaries of what’s possible through top-tier performance, innovation, ownership, and shared expertise.
Requirements:
Candidates should have 5-7+ years of significant coding experience with Golang, preferably in a product development company.
Strong programming and design fundamentals, problem-solving, and coding skills are required.
Candidates must possess strong analytical and reasoning skills with the ability to visualize processes and outcomes.
A strong desire to learn and grow while building best-in-class systems with a good grasp of concurrency and multi-threading is essential.
Experience in microservices architecture and RESTful APIs is necessary.
Prior experience with high throughput and low latency storage, cloud computing, NoSQL(s), Big Data Analytics, ML services, and large-scale systems is a plus.
Benefits:
Socure is an equal opportunity employer and values diversity of all kinds at the company.
The company does not discriminate based on race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.
