We are looking for a Senior Angular Software Engineer to join our development team and help build, modernize, and enhance the web applications that power the Community Archives platform.
Community Archives is a document resale platform in the U.S., processing millions of orders and documents, with the mission of helping Management Companies provide resale documents for buyers and Title Companies.
We are a collaborative software development team, performing pair programming and code reviews daily. We follow the Scrum methodology, frequently holding Sprint Planning, Standups, and Backlog Refinements.
This is a remote job opportunity with occasional office visits, therefore we’re looking for candidates within DFW area.
Key responsibilities
- Participate in pair programming to develop and troubleshoot solutions.
- Conduct code reviews to maintain code quality and development standards.
- Engage in Backlog Refinement to review, plan, and estimate upcoming work.
- Participate in Sprint Planning and daily Standups to align priorities and identify blockers.
- Demonstrate completed features during Sprint Reviews to team members and internal stakeholders.
- Work with developers across teams and time zones to resolve technical challenges and support sprint goals.
- Proactively identify technical issues, communicate blockers, and recommend effective solutions.
- Contribute to the ongoing improvement and modernization of the Angular application, including future Angular upgrades.
Requirements
- 5+ years of professional software development experience, with strong hands-on experience developing applications using Angular.
- Experience working with monorepo architectures.
- Experience with Nx or another monorepo tool is preferred.
- Experience working in an Agile/Scrum development environment.
- Strong communication and teamwork skills, with the ability to work effectively in pair programming and distributed team environments.
- Strong presentation skills, with the ability to demonstrate completed features to internal stakeholders.
- Experience with AWS and deploying Angular applications is a plus.
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field is preferred.