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InvestorCOM is a leading provider of compliance technology for the wealth management industry, helping firms drive compliant growth through retirement and rollover solutions. Our platform enables financial institutions to navigate complex regulatory requirements while improving client outcomes, operational efficiency, and advisor productivity.
As a remote-first organization, we are building a modern, high-performing team focused on delivering secure, scalable solutions that support the evolving needs of wealth and retirement markets.
InvestorCOM is seeking a Software Engineer to design, build, and evolve the software that powers our compliance platform and delivers meaningful value to our clients.
This is a hands-on engineering role where you'll contribute across the full software development lifecycle—from solution design and implementation through testing, deployment, and continuous improvement. Working closely with Product, Engineering, and Quality Assurance, you'll build reliable, scalable solutions that deliver meaningful value to our clients.
Success in this role means consistently delivering high-quality software, taking ownership of your work, collaborating effectively across teams, and continually growing your technical expertise
Think you have what it takes, but not sure you check every box? Please apply to the role anyway. We’d love to talk and determine together whether you could be a great fit!
At InvestorCOM, the differences that make each of us who we are, the perspectives that help define how we think and work, and our individually unique experiences help us drive innovation, both in and outside of the company. We build teams where everyone feels empowered to bring their whole and authentic selves to work. We strongly encourage all qualified candidates to apply, regardless of race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age, origin, or disability.
Salary: $80k-$105k CADOriginally posted on Himalayas
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