MP004-DEV+ — Senior Software Engineer (Fullstack/Cloud)

AR $600K ARS/mo. – UY $168K URU/mo. - ES €37K EUR/yr. - Anywhere™ $47K USD/yr. Come shape the future of tech - Join SOUTHWORKS and write code for some of the biggest brands in the world, exciting scale-ups, and the industry leaders of the future.

SOUTHWORKS is a rapidly growing global software development company with engineers in 8+ countries deploying its Make Everything Right™ approach and “Own it, Bring it, Prove it” ethos to help customers solve their toughest dev challenges.

At SOUTHWORKS you’ll be tackling new things all the time, have the freedom to self-direct your own work, and work with other sharp, skilled coders who know how to do top-notch, innovative work in record time.

Join SOUTHWORKS for the opportunity to grow like crazy, work remotely, and build your anything-but-average career with a hyper-growth tech company.

YOUR MISSION We are looking for a Software Developer with full-stack agile software development skills to help us grow our business by writing code for some of the biggest brands in the world, scale-ups and future industry leaders, and set a new standard for high-quality, high-profile projects.

You will be working as part of an elite three-person Fireteam with other sharp, skilled coders who know how to do top-notch, innovative work in record time to help our customers solve their most vexing technical problems. YOUR PROFILE You have excellent technical skills and relevant experience as Fullstack developer.

You have experience with web application development languages, frameworks and tools like Typescript/JavaScript/Node. js, C#, . NET, React, Vue, etc. You have experience with Unit Tests and UI Automation Tests.

You have hands-on experience with Cloud Computing (Azure/AWS) Experience with CI/CD pipelines and automation tools, like Azure Pipelines or Terraform, as a desired plus for this position Experience with Docker, Kubernetes or other virtualization solution as a desired plus for this position.

You are familiar with direct interactions