Jobs at Arcweb Technologies

Senior Software Engineer

Location: Philadelphia, PA

Type: Full Time

Min. Experience: Experienced

Position Overview

We are looking for a Senior Software Engineer to join our dynamic team! This person should be a strong, independent developer, able to discern customer requirements and convert them into technical specifications and ultimately product features. The successful candidate must have a track record of consistency and pragmatism in software delivery and leading the development of critical software components. As a team member, the Senior Software Engineer will guide other engineers and share best practices in frontend, backend, and devops development.

This is a full-time, salaried position with benefits. The successful candidate will be expected to work out of our Philadelphia office with occasional client visits in the Greater Philadelphia Area.

Areas of Responsibility

Own critical components of a software product from concept to deployment
Effectively communicating with customer and development teams
Thinking independently and utilizing available resources
Capability and willingness to manage all project functions as necessary
Continuous drive to learn as much as possible

Job Qualifications

5+ years of work experience in the field of software development
Working knowledge of software development tools, compilers, source control, debuggers, etc.
Proficient in at least one mainstream compiled language (e.g., C#, Java etc.)
Proficient in at least one mainstream interpreted language (e.g., Ruby, Python, etc.)
Proficient in complementary web frameworks (e.g., Django, .NET, Angular, Rails, etc.)
Excellent communication and collaboration skills
Experience in mobile app development (e.g., iOS, Android, cross-platform) is a plus
B.S. degree in Computer Science or comparable level of knowledge

Benefits of Working at Arcweb

Team-oriented, collaborative environment that encourages continual learning and ambition
Great salary, 401k, and health benefits (medical, vision, dental)
Commuter assistance benefits
A Macbook will be provided for your business activities
Working from home is common for certain business days of the year
Basic membership to Indy Hall available (http://www.indyhall.org/), if desired
Catered team lunch on Fridays

About Arcweb

Based in the heart of Philadelphia’s growing tech community, Arcweb Technologies is a software design, engineering and product management consultancy, specializing in mobile and web product development.

We design and develop comprehensive products and solutions for a variety of enterprises, ranging from startups to Fortune 20 financial services companies. We are committed to a philosophy that blends agile software development practices with lean startup methodologies and are relentlessly focused on meeting budget, timeline, and scope requirements. Our team consists of some of the best technical and innovative minds in the region. We are product specialists committed to building applications that not only provide value to our customers, but also to the community at large.

We look for smart polyglot developers, people who have positive attitudes, and are committed to the production availability of the systems they build. We're product specialists and we constantly launch new products for startups and billion dollar companies. If you join the team of Arcwebers, you'll build your portfolio of companies, products, frameworks, and languages faster than most companies in Philadelphia.

If you have the desire to learn and grow as a software engineer, come join our team. We have big ideas, and are looking for more big thinkers!

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