SF Technology – Software Engineering- Lead Associate
Fannie Mae2 months ago
Responsibilities
- Design and develop software solutions that meet customer needs.
- Serve as a lead technical contributor on large and complex software development projects.
- Collaborate with product owners and development team members to define features, user stories, business processes, and application requirements.
- Participate in peer and manager code reviews to ensure adherence to user stories, resource libraries, and architecture patterns.
- Respond to production support calls and repair application issues quickly.
- Serve as the technical lead for an Agile team and participate in planning, grooming, product demonstrations, and retrospectives.
- Use the DevOps tool stack to build, inspect, deploy, test, and promote application features.
- Mentor less experienced team members.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or Computer Engineering.
- Five years of progressive software engineering experience in the mortgage finance industry.
- At least four years of experience with APIs, Java, Spring, Spring Integration, BitBucket, CSS, Cucumber, Excel, HTML, JIRA, JavaScript, JSON, Jenkins, PL/SQL, Python, SQL, Selenium, UNIX, XML, Oracle XML, AWS services, Agile practices, and serving as a technical project lead.
Benefits
- Eligible to participate in a Fannie Mae incentive program.
- Comprehensive health, life, voluntary lifestyle, and other benefits and perks.
- Employees are generally expected to work onsite regularly at their designated office; the cadence is determined by the manager, and reasonable commuting proximity is preferred unless the role is designated remote.
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About Fannie Mae
Fannie Mae is a U.S. government‑sponsored enterprise that provides liquidity to housing finance by buying mortgages from lenders, packaging them into mortgage‑backed securities, and guaranteeing their credit risk. It serves banks, mortgage companies, and institutional investors rather than originating loans itself. Chartered in 1938 and headquartered in Washington, DC, the company has operated under Federal Housing Finance Agency conservatorship since 2008.