Senior Software Engineer - Full Stack
AmpereFull Time
Expert & Leadership (9+ years)
Candidates must have 7+ years of software engineering experience, with strong back-end development skills in Python, Kotlin, or Java. Proficiency in front-end technologies including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript, and frameworks like React or Vue is required. A Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science or a related field is also necessary, along with knowledge of database technologies.
The Senior Full Stack Engineer will build and maintain scalable back-end systems using Python, develop and maintain APIs for agentic applications, and create front-end interfaces with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript frameworks like React. Responsibilities also include designing and implementing LLM-powered agent orchestration systems, taking ownership of features from concept to delivery, collaborating with cross-functional teams, ensuring code quality through TDD and DevOps best practices, participating in design reviews, and mentoring junior engineers.
Cloud applications for finance and HR management
Workday provides enterprise cloud applications that focus on finance and human resources for medium to large-sized businesses across various industries. Its main products include Workday Human Capital Management, Workday Financial Management, Workday Adaptive Planning, and Workday Student, which help organizations manage their workforce and streamline financial operations. The software operates on a subscription model, allowing clients to pay a recurring fee based on the number of users and specific modules needed. This model supports continuous updates and improvements to the software. Workday stands out from competitors due to its strong emphasis on customer satisfaction and employee engagement, offering tools like Workday Peakon Employee Voice to enhance workforce experience. The company's goal is to provide essential tools that improve operational efficiency and support businesses in managing their human resources and financial operations effectively.