Lead Software Developer
The Timberline GroupSt. Louis, Missouri, United States
Posted January 15, 2021
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Full Time
About the Company
The Timberline Group, LLC is a registered representative that delivers securities and investment advisory services through Cetera Advisors, LLC—a broker/dealer and registered investment advisor authorized by FINRA and SIPC. While operating under Cetera’s platform, The Timberline Group maintains its own independent identity and is not affiliated with Cetera Advisors, allowing it to tailor solutions to each client’s unique needs. The firm focuses on providing personalized portfolio management, retirement planning, and wealth preservation strategies to individuals and families across Colorado and Minnesota. By combining Cetera’s robust trading infrastructure with The Timberline Group’s client‑centric approach, the company offers a distinctive blend of accessibility, regulatory compliance, and customized financial guidance.
Job Description
The Lead IT Software Developer is a well-rounded expert on the team in Front-End frameworks and Back-End technologies, responsible for guiding and mentoring other team members and ensuring technology fits within the overall architecture.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Mathematics or scientific discipline.
- 10+ years IT experience, with at least 8 years of software development experience, and with 2+ years in a Sr. Software Engineering role.
- 6+ years of programming experience in C#.NET.
- Past experience developing software as part of a team in a complex n-tier application environment comprising websites, web services, databases, SOA etc.
- Experience with Microservices architecture.
- Experience writing SQL queries, stored procedures, and working with SQL Server.
- Experience with Entity Framework, Web API and RESTful services.
- Experience working with SPA applications.
- Experience developing high quality software while adhering to unit and integration testing guidelines in an agile environment and CI/CD practices.
- Strong programming experience with Object-Oriented Design principles and design patterns.
- Demonstrated ability to guide and mentor other technical staff.
- Excellent communication skills.