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The Software Engineer is responsible for the design, development, implementation, and lifecycle ownership of MSUFCU’s portfolio of software solutions. This can include various MSUFCU-owned websites, digital banking applications, core banking systems, financial mobile and web-based applications in partnership with Reseda Group, as well as other internal systems and applications. This position is a cross-functional role that works directly with the product team and other stakeholders to identify requirements and constraints, estimate timeframes, design user interfaces, define system designs, and collaboratively develops innovative solutions that align with strategic objectives. It includes writing robust, testable and well-documented code, including the development of automated tests to ensure high reliability, maintainability and quality while completing projects on time. This role also documents and communicates system designs and decisions, contributes to knowledge sharing across the team, and engages stakeholders through technical presentations and collaborative design discussions.
Work Arrangement: This position is able to work onsite, hybrid, or remote (must reside within the states of Michigan or Illinois).
To be considered for this role, candidate must currently reside, or have plans to reside upon hire, within the state of Michigan or Illinois as described above. Occasional travel on a quarterly basis to MSUFCU Headquarters (East Lansing, MI) may be needed.
Department Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30am-5:00pm ET.
An offer of employment with MSU Federal Credit Union and affiliates is contingent upon the agreed work arrangement (onsite/hybrid/remote) and work location. MSU Federal Credit Union may or may not be able to accommodate temporary or permanent changes to work arrangements or allow employment outside the city and/or state of residency in which the new hire resides at the time of offered employment.
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