Scala Backend Software Engineer - Vice President
AI summary of the role
This Vice President-level Scala Backend Engineer role at iCapital focuses on designing and implementing cloud-native microservices for the company's alternative investments platform.
What you’ll do
- Build cloud native services using Scala with open-source frameworks Akka, ZIO etc.
- Develop unit and integration tests using Scala Test
- Actively participate in stand-up meetings
- Actively participate in peer code reviews as part of standard SDLC and Change Management Process
What you’ll bring
- Degree in Software Engineering
- 9+ years of web-based application development
- 2+ years experience in Scala
- Demonstrated understanding of relational or NoSQL database concepts and modeling practices
Technologies
Scala · Akka · ZIO · Scala Test · Ruby · Node.js · Python · NoSQL · micro-services
About iCapital
End-to-end platform for wealth and asset managers to access, distribute, onboard, manage, and report on alternative investments, structured products, and annuities.
Private Late · 1000–2000 people
Source and classification
Production engineering · Evidence for this classification:
About the Role The Backend Engineer at iCapital will play an integral role in designing and implementing systems that power the iCapital platform. We are looking for engineers who can build APIs and applications that are highly performant and intuitive. More than checking the boxes on specific technologies, we are looking for driven team members with technical depth and a desire to deliver end products for our clients. You will work closely with our Investments Product Management team throughout the software development process. Our platform sits on top of a micro-services architecture with services built in Scala, Ruby, Node.js and Python. If you are not already familiar with the technologies used at iCapital, you will have the opportunity to pick up these new tools and technologies while on the job—with support from management and mentors. Responsibilities Building cloud nativeHow jobs are selected
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