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Staff Software Engineer

ResolveRemote (Canada, United States)Posted 1w ago
Full Stack Developer
Full Time
Remote
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Job description

About the team

Resolve helps B2B merchants automate their net terms and accounts receivable, so they can increase sales, reduce non-payment, and minimize risk across their customer portfolio. We’ve processed hundreds of millions of dollars for thousands of businesses.

We’re a team of product-oriented engineers who partner closely with our customers & internal cross-functional teams (design, product & ops) to solve challenging business problems. We believe in leading with “context - not control”. Past projects have included building payment & banking rails that process millions of dollars, ERP and E-commerce integrations e.g. (Netsuite, Shopify, QuickBooks), developing new risk underwriting models & technologies, and exploring how AI can save our users time.

What you’ll do

We’re looking for a seasoned technical leader who’s excited to solve business problems with your technical expertise.

  • Own problems end-to-end from engaging directly with cross-functional stakeholders to thinking through everything from business impact, speed vs scope tradeoffs, reliability and operability, to ensuring “post-release success”.

  • Scope and lead large technical projects with enormous impact across the company

  • Advise Resolve leadership on key technology and product roadmap considerations

  • Participate in strategic planning and contribute to decision-making processes

  • Improve engineering standards, tooling, and processes

  • Build a culture of technical excellence

Who you are

  • 10+ years of experience as a software engineer

  • Comfortable being truly full-stack with hands-on experience in back-end and front-end development

  • Outcomes driven. You see the value in setting clear objectives, planning strategically, focusing on the impact of what you’ve built, and adapting to any changes that may be required.

  • Enjoy bringing projects from 0 to 1

  • Decisive and thoughtful with your actions

  • A strong sense of ownership. You take pride in what you build, and you hold yourself accountable for the quality of your contributions.

  • Ability to communicate your ideas and approach to solving problems with clarity

  • Ability to work well cross-functionally and earn trust from co-workers at all levels

  • Leads by example and has experience mentoring and growing senior engineers as their technical leader

Bonus points

  • Experience in fintech or financial services

  • Experience in startups

  • Demonstrated ability to manage, analyze, and draw actionable insights from large datasets using data analysis tools and techniques

  • NodeJS, React and SQL experience

What we offer

  • Competitive pay

  • Strong team culture fueled by humble horsepower

  • Fully remote & flexible work environment

  • Company offsites: our strategic planning sessions are held in-person

  • 100% paid healthcare/dental/vision coverage for employee (70% base coverage for dependents)

  • 401(k) plan

  • Meaningful equity stock options

  • Paid parental leave

  • Unlimited PTO

  • WFH stipend

  • Learning and Development resources

Resolve is shaped by a strong respect for each other. This applies to every aspect of employment – from equitable wages, work-life balance, the freedom to be your whole self, to equal opportunities for growth and development at Resolve. We believe wholeheartedly the more inclusive we are, the better our work will be. We believe strongly that we benefit from diversity and encourage applicants from underrepresented backgrounds to apply. We prefer candidates who are based in the United States or Canada.

Originally posted on Himalayas

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