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DebtBook

Software Engineer

Charlotte, NC$90k–$125kmidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

DebtBook seeks a Software Engineer to build and maintain its sophisticated treasury platform serving the public sector. You'll work full-stack on a Ruby on Rails and React application, collaborating across teams to deliver high-quality financial infrastructure.

What you'll do

  • Develop full-stack features across the SDLC from design through deployment and monitoring
  • Write and maintain tests to ensure code quality before merging and releasing
  • Break down work into tickets, own ticket completion, and participate in code reviews
  • Collaborate cross-functionally with product, design, and industry specialists on solution design
  • Deploy code and monitor application performance in production
  • Work with both frontend and backend systems on a monolithic Rails + React architecture

What they're looking for

  • Ruby on Rails or React experience
  • Full-stack web development (frontend and backend)
  • TypeScript and PostgreSQL
  • Technical communication with non-technical stakeholders
  • Test-driven development
  • Git and CI/CD pipelines
  • AWS and cloud deployment
  • Problem-solving and system design

Benefits

  • Hybrid work in Charlotte, NC with flexibility
  • Fast-growing company with significant impact on public finance sector
  • Commitment to employee well-being and personal development
  • Collaborative, value-driven culture focused on continuous improvement
  • Opportunity to work on a $4 trillion market with modern infrastructure
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DebtBook

DebtBook builds a sophisticated treasury platform designed for public sector financial management. The company is hiring software engineers to develop and maintain its Ruby on Rails and React applications.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through your experience with Ruby on Rails or React. Can you describe a specific project where you used one of these technologies and what you built?
  • DebtBook uses a monolithic architecture with Ruby on Rails and React. How would you approach building a feature that requires changes across both the front-end and back-end?