To be considered - you must be based in Australia and have full, unrestricted Australian working rights .
Fully remote, with one in-person Town Hall in Brisbane each month. Brisbane and surrounding areas preferred.
The group:
An established and rapidly expanding Australian SaaS business with customers around the world. They build software that helps teams manage customer enquiries, day-to-day operations and the systems they rely on.
There are more than 20 integrations already in production, connecting an established software platform to property management, finance and point-of-sale systems. They’re built in .NET and run on AWS. Your job is to bring ownership of those connections in-house and make them easier to test, change and support.
Some issues only come to light when a customer reports them. You’ll get into the code, work out what’s going wrong and build better ways to detect failures and recover affected records. Where several integrations have the same problem, you’ll improve the way they handle it so the team can use that approach across the platform.
What you’ll take on:
- Take over existing .NET integrations from a third party, then own what gets built, fixed and shipped.
- Add automated tests around the customer workflows that matter most. Improve monitoring so the team knows when a connection has stopped doing what it should.
- Work with Product and Support to understand who’s affected when something breaks,
explain the options and agree what to fix first.
- Build new integrations and write documentation that helps engineers support them and customers understand what to expect.
- Help evolve the public API alongside the core engineering team as it moves to OpenAPI. Bring good judgement on versioning, compatibility and how changes affect the people using it.
What you’ll bring:
- Strong, hands-on C# and .NET experience, with examples of integrations you’ve personally built, changed or supported in production.
- Good automated testing habits. You can get into unfamiliar code, work out what needs to keep working and put tests around it before making changes.
- The ability to explain a technical problem in plain English, including what it means for customers and what you’d do about it.
- Practical use of AI tools in your engineering work. You can talk through a real example of using them to understand a codebase, work from a spec or improve tests, and how you checked the output.
- AWS serverless and OpenAPI experience would be helpful. PHP is a bonus.
This is a newly created (senior) role. You’ll work closely with Product and the wider engineering team, with room to make technical decisions and follow them through to production. 2 stage interview process
Ideally you'd be able to commence throughout November/early December