• Build and evolve platform integrations. • Work across the full stack. • Shape product direction and architecture. • Collaborate cross-functionally. • Drive modern, healthy delivery practices.

• Using information from monitoring systems to pinpoint issues • Bringing old code into line with new standards • Helping build and scale back-end services and APIs • Infrastructure maintenance and scaling tasks, including infrastructure-as-code • Working with internal teams to find and implement innovative solutions to current bottlenecks in workflows • Writing, testing, and reviewing high-quality, maintainable code

• Design and ship customer-facing APIs • Partner with researchers to productionize new techniques • Work with Applied teams to understand user interactions • Contribute across the stack

• Coordinate with clients and other I.T. personnel in analyzing system requests, developing specifications for new system development projects or for maintenance to existing mainframe-based applications. • Adhere to System Development Life Cycle standards, including preparation of project-related documents as requested by the Project Manager. • Make design changes to programs, either alone or in concert with other programmers. • Prepare unit and integration test plans for program changes, and in cooperation with clients and other I.T. personnel, perform the testing. • Conduct thorough problem analysis regarding technical system and application programs; documents findings and proposes problem resolution alternatives. • Some on-call responsibilities to support production as needed. • Communicate effectively with technical and non-technical audiences. • Communicate project progress and issues as needed. • Prepare user and operational documentation for programming work performed. • Serve as a Project Lead for smaller or less complex projects. • Serve as a mentor for less experienced engineers as needed. • Serve as a ‘go-to’ resource for complex questions. • Be a participatory team member, share knowledge, assist with projects as needed and suggest improvements for the system development process. • Minimal travel required on an as needed basis.