Associate, Software Engineer, New Grad

Role overview

Responsibilities

• Contribute across the software development lifecycle and collaborate with designers and analysts on new or enhanced applications.
• Write code to meet acceptance criteria; conduct design and code reviews; maintain development and revision records.
• Follow continuous improvement practices and provide third-level software support as needed.
• Potential project areas include mobile experience, AWS CI/CD, cybersecurity remediation, React or Angular applications, and backend microservices and APIs.

Example technologies

• The team lists Android Studio, Xcode, Visual Studio Code, IntelliJ, Kotlin, Swift, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, and NodeJS as examples; candidates are not expected to know all of them.
• Other examples include AWS services, Splunk, New Relic, CloudWatch, MockitoJUnitRunner, Espresso, and XCTest.

Basic qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or higher obtained between September 2025 and September 2026.
• Good communication, presentation, and writing skills; understanding of testing fundamentals; experience with Unix or Linux.
• Able to collaborate in a team setting and participate in team discussions.

Preferred qualifications

• Front-end experience such as JavaScript, HTML, mobile development, React, Vue, or Angular.
• Knowledge of languages such as Java, Python, JavaScript, NodeJS, or Kotlin; experience with Jenkins CI/CD, microservices, or API design/integration.
• Git or other version control experience; Linux/Unix experience with a strong coding background.

Work arrangement

• Hybrid model with three days in the office per week.

Compensation

• Expected annual salary is $110,000; the role may also earn performance-based incentive compensation, including cash bonuses.

Learning and benefits

• First-year Tech Development Program includes hands-on learning, development, and networking; training resources include online and in-person Tech College classes.
• Benefits include dependent coverage, a one-time work-from-home allowance, mental health coverage, and annual tuition subsidies.