Mid-Level Software Engineer-Full Stack (Hybrid)

Overview

Hybrid work environment

• Qualified candidates must live near a listed hub location and work both from home and in the office.
• Hub locations are Bloomington, Illinois; Richardson, Texas; Tempe, Arizona; and Dunwoody, Georgia.
• Applicants must be eligible to work lawfully in the United States immediately; sponsorship is not provided.

Responsibilities

• Design and build applications using industry-adopted languages and frameworks.
• Diagnose and resolve issues across the stack.
• Apply security, testing, product design, data design, and software engineering practices.
• Support product vision, exceptional user experience, code discoverability, and cross-team collaboration.
• Work on multiple stories or a single complex story in a fast-paced AWS Native and ROSA environment.

Required qualifications

• Fullstack frontend and backend experience.
• Experience with AWS Native or ROSA, TypeScript, Angular, and Java.
• Understanding of components, services, routing, state management, version control, CI/CD, and unit testing.
• Understanding of SQL, Linux, public cloud, and containers.
• Ability to collaborate across functions, communicate technical status, and own features through production support.

Additional skills

• Curiosity when investigating unfamiliar code and tracing problems end to end.
• Ownership of features from development through production support.
• Documentation-oriented approach to runbooks, decision records, and processes.
• Growth mindset and willingness to learn from code review and senior engineers.

Compensation

• Potential starting salary is $85,500–$98,000, based on skills, background, and experience.
• Potential yearly incentive pay is up to 14% of base salary.
• The high end of the starting salary range is limited to applicants with significant relevant experience.

Benefits

• State Farm offers health and wellbeing programs, paid time off, retirement contributions, tuition assistance, mentoring, and other employee benefits.