Full Stack Software Engineer - Smartly

Role Overview As a Full Stack Engineer, you will work on our Smartly Payroll System, a SaaS Online Payroll Product helping more than 20,000 clients with their payroll needs. Our ideal candidate will have at least 2 years of experience working on the front end and back end, and have a strong ability to solve problems, design & write clean code, and mentor junior engineers. What You Will Do Owning the day-to-day delivery of assigned work, contributing to team-owned delivery, contributing to team-owned quality, using modern tooling and automation, and supporting less experienced engineers. Why It Might Be a Fit We're a team of smart, curious, and passionate people who care deeply about our customers and each other. We offer flexible working, wellness allowance, birthday leave, and access to Brightpath Technologies employee benefits and development opportunities. Requirements 2+ years' experience working on IT projects across multiple phases of the SDLC Recent C#.NET experience with at least 2 years of.NET development Experience with web front-end technologies, including HTML, JavaScript, CSS, React, or ASP.NET Razor Good understanding of software architecture, design patterns, SOLID principles, and object-oriented programming Knowledge of software configuration management using tools such as Git Familiarity with service-oriented frameworks Ability to implement features, unit tests, and fix complex bugs Excellent communication skills, with a strong focus on helping create cohesive, collaborative, and productive teams Strong problem-solving and conceptual thinking skills Public cloud exposure (Azure) is a bonus Benefits Flexible working with a hybrid model, and fully remote options elsewhere in New Zealand Wellness allowance Birthday leave Access to Brightpath Technologies employee benefits and development opportunities Collaborative and supportive Product team Opportunity to work on products that make a real difference to thousands of businesses and employees Awesome company culture Originally posted on Himalayas