Senior Software Engineer Job at Truework in San Francisco

Overview Truework is on a mission to create trust in every financial transaction. Our core product, Truework Income, provides access to crucial employment and income information needed for mortgage loans, apartment rentals, background checks and the like. We are disrupting a $5B+ industry, previously controlled by legacy credit agencies, with a better product and intense customer focus. We handle hundreds of thousands of income and employment verifications every month, and continue to grow our market share in the mortgage lending and tenant screening markets. Responsibilities Be an independent individual contributor who can solve problems and deliver high-quality solutions with minimal/high-level oversight. Operate effectively within Truework's technology stack throughout the product life cycle (design, development, delivery, operation & maintenance). Understand the desired outcome of your projects, take ownership of deciding the best way to deliver that outcome, and be accountable for ultimately achieving the outcome. Collaborate effectively within Engineering, with other EPD functions (product/design) and GTM functions (sales/marketing/support) to solve problems, resolve incidents, deliver products and features, and ultimately satisfy customer needs. Intentionally participate in and engage with our hybrid team (and hopefully have fun while doing so!) Participate in our engineering on-call rotation. What were looking for 5+ years of relevant coding experience Strong analytical & problem-solving skills Excellent verbal and written communication skills Someone with a high agency and proactivity, whos led projects and solutions Eagerness to work in a sustainably paced, collaborative environment US work authorization. We can support visa transfers/etc. but cant currently sponsor new visas. 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