3 days ago
Base Salary
$109k - $170k/yr
Responsibilities
- Create microservices and develop business logic and services for the Global Payroll solution.
- Participate in software design, analysis, prototyping, development, testing, and product support.
- Develop hands-on software using C#, SQL, Kafka, and Azure.
- Research, design, and develop new initiatives while contributing to team and individual projects.
- Collaborate with clients, prospects, implementation partners, and Dayforce personnel to deliver required functionality.
- Participate in daily scrum activities and help move code from the monolith to separate services.
Requirements
- Have in-depth working experience with C# and .NET Framework.
- Be proficient with T-SQL and understand database systems.
- Have experience with Kubernetes and containers.
- Have experience with public cloud infrastructure such as Azure.
- Demonstrate deep knowledge of object-oriented design and development.
- Have experience working as a key contributor on an Agile scrum team.
- Take ownership of design, build, quality, and issue resolution through completion.
- Hold a university-level Computer Science or Computer Engineering degree or equivalent.
- Preferred qualifications include experience building highly performant and scalable applications, Kafka and Pub/Sub-related tools, MongoDB, pod scaling, RESTful APIs, and JSON.
Benefits
- Medical, dental, vision, and life insurance are available for employees and their families.
- 401(k) plan with company match.
- Unlimited time away from work, 10 paid US holidays, and up to 80 hours of paid sick time.
- 17 weeks of paid parental leave, subject to applicable policies or programs.
- Volunteer days, charity involvement through Dayforce Cares, and opportunities for community impact.
- Remote work arrangement indicated by #LI-Remote.
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About Ceridian
Ceridian, now operating as Dayforce, builds a cloud human capital management platform that unifies HR, payroll, talent, and workforce management for employers. It sells its software as a subscription and serves customers globally. Headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota (with a major presence in Toronto), the company traces the Dayforce brand to 2009 and is publicly traded on the NYSE after rebranding in 2024.