Apis Staff Engineer

Bachelor’s degree, Computer Science, or related field preferred.
3+ years of related work experience.
Expert in Java (Kotlin preferred) & modern development frameworks, including Spring Kotlin.
Experience with secrets management, background job scheduling systems, and familiarity with Microsoft SQL.
Experience in cloud platforms, such as GCP and cloud technologies, such as Cloud Function, and Kubernetes.
Excellent verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills to maintain relationships and partnerships.
Maintain a systematic and organized approach to completing assignments accurately, thoroughly, and timely.
Clearly explain complicated and detailed processes in a concise and simple way.
Ability to self-motivate, take initiative, make independent decisions, and problem-solve.
Ability to collaborate in a team environment and work independently.
Ability to maintain composure during stressful situations.
Own technical design for projects and understands, and articulates, the tradeoffs in creating high-quality software.

Develop organizational software by using the appropriate tools and techniques for each platform in span of care.
Collaborate with various teams and team members to determine the technical approach and to organize development plans.
Evaluate complexity of tasks and provide realistic estimates on level of effort and completion time.
Manage the release process of any software changes.
Oversee contractors, vendors, and/or volunteers who are working within the domain of Life.Church products.
Provide support to other Interactive engineers through code and architectural reviews.
Partner with junior and mid-level engineers to offer training and guidance on best practices.
Help ensure that other engineers are moving in the same technical direction.
Maintain strategic outlook to plan for future development of processes and team.
Provide technical support on escalated software issues.
Research industry best practices and new technologies or tools that could be implemented at Life.Church.