Software Engineer, Fraud System InterventionsNew$221K–$286K

The opportunity

Must have a Bachelor's Degree or foreign equivalent in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field, plus five (5) years of post-bachelors, progressive experience in Software Engineering.

What you'll do

  • Develop and manage platforms and solutions to minimize financial and: regulatory risk while maintaining excellent user experience.

  • Diagnose and resolve production issues across various services and throughout the tech stack.

  • Proactively identify, analyze, and swiftly mitigate emerging risk patterns.

  • Partner with diverse stakeholders, which include: engineering, product, policy, legal, operations, and data science teams.

  • Collaborate with other engineers to build modular, composable Fraud control systems.

  • Interact with the product teams to understand user pain points and: requirements to inform roadmap and prioritization.

What they're looking for

  • One of the following programming languages: Java, Ruby, Python or Go;
  • Performing data-driven investigations and analysis to inform decision-making: using SQL and visualization software;
  • Working with systems agnostic of programming languages;
  • Translating business requirements into tangible software requirements and system designs; and
  • Identifying and resolving production issues that span multiple services and stack layers.
  • Building platforms and solutions to minimize financial and regulatory risk: while maintaining high quality user experience; and
  • Working within the Trust and Safety industry.