Description:

Filevine is seeking a Senior Software Development Engineer (Back-end) to join their fully remote team in the United States.
The company specializes in cloud-based workflow tools for the legal industry, aiming to enhance the efficiency of legal work.
The role involves leadership and mentoring, providing feedback to team members, and leading projects.
Responsibilities include developing applications using .NET, C#, Redis, OpenSearch, AWS, and other cloud-native technologies.
The engineer will perform routine maintenance and support for Filevine's applications, ensuring software quality and optimizing performance.
The position requires innovation in software and process improvement, as well as problem-solving skills to analyze and resolve software issues.
Conducting detailed and constructive code reviews is also a key responsibility.

Requirements:

Candidates must have 7+ years of experience in software engineering.
Proficiency in C#, .NET, or other modern programming languages is required.
Experience with NoSQL data stores like Redis and ElasticSearch is essential.
Familiarity with cloud services and source control systems, such as GitHub, is necessary.
In-depth knowledge of the software development life cycle is required.
Experience with OIDC and OAuth is preferred.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills are a must.
A B.S. or M.S. in Computer Science, Information Systems, or a related field, or equivalent experience is required.

The position offers a competitive salary range of $148,000 - $195,000, with total compensation determined by location, qualifications, and experience.
Employees may be eligible for stock options and a comprehensive benefits package, including medical, dental, and vision insurance.
The company provides maternity and paternity leave for full-time employees.
Short and long-term disability benefits are included.
Employees have the opportunity to learn from a dedicated leadership team.
The company offers top-of-the-line company swag and is focused on helping organizations thrive.