Staff Software Engineer (Integrations Platform)

the team through design reviews, pair programming, incident reviews, and informal technical coaching. You Strong and varied startup experience. Have 10+ years of software engineering experience with a deep focus on backend and systems integration (APIs, GraphQL, Webhooks, TypeScript, AWS, MySQL). Have proven expertise in designing and building robust APIs and scalable integration architectures like Microservices and event driven architectures. Familiarity with managing infrastructure using Terraform. Have strong experience in analyzing, diagnosing, and preventing performance and scale problems, with expertise in application performance monitoring and log analytics tools like NewRelic and BugSnag. Are proficient in at least two of the following: Node.js, Python, Java Have strong AWS experience, particularly with services relevant to data and integration (e.g., AWS Glue, Step Functions, Lambda, SQS/SNS). Bring a product mindset and a pragmatic approach to technical decision-making to

the team. A strong mentoring orientation and a desire to elevate those around you. Preferred Experience building or maintaining Salesforce integrations and familiarity with nonprofit-specific packages (NPC, NPSP, Experience Cloud) Experience working with a CRM product and have a good understanding on how different CRMs work. Have demonstrated use of AI development tools to accelerate delivery and maintain high standards. Working experience with PHP Laravel. Why you’ll love it here Make an Impact : Be part of a mission-driven organization making a positive difference in millions of lives every year. Innovative Environment : Work with a diverse, passionate, and talented team in a fast-paced, forward-thinking atmosphere. Collaborative Team : Join a fun and collaborative team that works hard and celebrates success together. Competitive

Benefits : Enjoy competitive pay and comprehensive healthcare

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