Systems and Scalability - Senior Software Engineer (Java/Python)

NinjaOne unifies IT operations for more than 40,000 customers worldwide through a platform for endpoint management, patching, backup, and remote access. The Senior Software Engineer will design and implement scalable, high-availability software systems for NinjaOne’s IT Operations product suite, primarily using Java and Kotlin, while contributing to quality-focused development and enterprise-scale solutions.

Responsibilities:

• Java and Kotlin Software Development– use your expertise to contribute to the development of large-scale software applications. Make quality an invariant part of your work and help your fellow engineers continue to meet our quality-first standards
• Committing Code and Shipping Products – you will be one of our most trusted engineers committing code. Responsible for implementing design patterns and working on enterprise level software challenges, in a startup environment. Impact product more hands on than at other companies, building software of scale that runs on millions and millions of endpoints
• Other duties as needed

Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Information Technology, or equivalent work experience
• 10+ years experience in Java software development for product applications or equivalent
• Solid expertise in Kotlin will make you a stand out candidate
• 4+ years experience working with highly scalable software systems
• Experience working on systems at scale and finding solutions to scale systems
• Working knowledge of a breadth of OOP design principles
• Expertise in scaling data structures and object-oriented design
• Knowledge of API best practices and REST service development using frameworks like Jersey or Spring
• Relational Database design and development experience
• Experience creating both client and server-side development, for responsive messaging
• Caching systems expertise and experience with Redis will make you a stand-out
• Expert knowledge of quality testing practices