Senior Software Development Engineer, Fullstack

Back to jobs New Senior Software Development Engineer, Fullstack Austin, Texas Apply Have you ever had that green-light feeling? When you hit every green light and the day just feels like magic. CLEAR's mission is to create frictionless experiences where every day has that feeling. With more than 27+ million passionate members and hundreds of partners around the world, CLEAR’s identity platform is transforming the way people live, work, and travel. Whether it’s at the airport, stadium, or right on your phone, CLEAR connects you to the things that make you, you - unlocking easier, more secure, and more seamless experiences - making them all feel like magic.  We’re looking for an experienced Senior Software Engineer to help us build the next generation of products that will go beyond just ID and enable our members to leverage the power of a networked digital identity. As a Senior Software Engineer at CLEAR, you will participate in the design, implementation, testing, and deployment of applications to build and enhance our platform- one that interconnects dozens of attributes and qualifications while keeping member privacy and security at the core.   A brief highlight of our tech stack: Java / JavaScript / Kafka / Postgres  AWS cloud  What you’ll do: Drive and advance our capabilities in a mission-critical product set and gain hands-on experience with privacy, security, data modeling and architecture  Not just supporting and maintaining systems, but building them from the ground up. Develop and deliver code across the full stack , driving engineering excellence by defining best practices in testing, documentation and observability Partner with product and other stakeholders to uncover requirements, to innovate, and to solve complex problems Have a strong sense of ownership, responsible for architectural decision-making and strive for continuous improvement in technology and processes at CLEAR What you’re great at: 6+ years of full stack software development experience in Java and JavaScript Experience working in highly-regulated and/or government sectors Working with cloud-based application development, and be fluent in at least a few of:  Cloud service providers like AWS Containerization technologies like Docker and Kubernetes Collaboration, integration, and deployment tools like GitHub and Argo Articulating technical concepts to a mixed audience of technical and non-technical stakeholders Collaborating and mentoring less experienced members of the team Comfort with ambiguity and driving solutions from ideation to execution Curiosity about technology, belief in constant learning, and ability to be autonomous to figure out what's important How You’ll be Rewarded: At CLEAR we help YOU move forward - because when you’re at your best, we’re at our best. You’ll work with talented team members who are motivated by our mission of making experiences safer and easier. In our offices, you’ll enjoy benefits like meals and snacks. We invest in your well-being and learning & development with our stipend and reimbursement programs.  We offer holistic total rewards, including comprehensive healthcare plans, family building benefits (fertility and adoption/surrogacy support), flexible time off, free OneMedical memberships for you and your dependents, and a 401(k) retirement plan with employer match.  The base salary range for this role is $175,500 - $215,000, depending on levels of skills and experience. The base salary range represents the low and high end of CLEAR’s salary range for this position. Salaries will vary depending on various factors which include, but are not limited to location, education, skills, experience and performance. 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