Senior Software Engineer At DICK'S Sporting Goods id-12823

December 25, 2024

Description

At DICK’S Sporting Goods, we believe sports have the power to transform lives. Our mission is to inspire confidence and excitement by equipping athletes to achieve their dreams. We’re committed to fostering an inclusive and diverse workforce that reflects the communities we serve.

Join a team where every role matters, and together, we create amazing experiences for athletes and teammates alike. If you’re passionate about innovation and want to make an impact, we invite you to apply today!

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Job Overview

As a Senior Software Engineer on our Pricing team, you will drive the development of distributed back-end solutions, leveraging microservices, data pipelines, and event-driven architectures. Collaborating with a highly skilled and cross-functional team, you’ll design and deliver innovative technology solutions that support our athletes and teammates.

In this role, you'll combine technical expertise with a collaborative mindset to create transformational experiences for our customers while enjoying a flexible remote work environment enhanced by virtual and in-person team-building events.

Key Responsibilities

Software Development

Analyze, design, and develop fast, secure, and reliable software to meet business needs.
Collaborate on user stories and provide seamless support for evolving products.
Innovate with cloud technologies, microservices, and container-based solutions.

Software Maintenance

Diagnose and resolve complex software defects.
Ensure robust functionality through performance tuning and monitoring.

Design and Conceptualization

Prototype and develop multiple concepts to enhance digital products and services.

Technical Leadership

Mentor junior teammates and foster knowledge sharing.
Lead discussions on technical standards and best practices.

Collaboration and Teamwork

Work with product managers, designers, and fellow engineers to deliver enterprise solutions.
Contribute to a positive, dynamic, and innovative team culture.

What You’ll Need

Technical Skills

Expertise in web technologies (JSON, HTML, CSS preprocessors).
Advanced knowledge of JavaScript/TypeScript, Angular, RxJS, and Spring Boot.
Proficiency in testing frameworks and methodologies (unit testing, test coverage).
Experience with cloud platforms, Docker, Kubernetes, and event-driven systems like Kafka or RabbitMQ.
Strong understanding of Agile development and git-based version control.

Behavioral Competencies

Action Oriented: Proactively tackles challenges with urgency and energy.
Collaborative: Builds strong partnerships and fosters teamwork.
Tech-Savvy: Stays updated with the latest technological advancements.
Customer Focused: Creates solutions that enhance customer experiences.
Courageous: Takes initiative and voices ideas with confidence.

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience preferred.
3-6 years of professional experience in software development.
Basic managerial experience coordinating others’ work (4-6 months).

Why Join Us?

Competitive pay range: $83,000–$138,200 annually, plus potential incentives, equity, and benefits.
Generous suite of benefits, including health coverage, paid leave, and retirement plans.
Opportunities for career growth and development.
Remote-first work environment with occasional in-person team events.

Senior Software Engineer At DICK'S Sporting Goods id-12823

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