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Senior Full Stack Software Engineer

Austin, Texas, United States of America💼 Full-time🗓 2026-07-30 → 2026-09-25

Core

Design, build, and maintain full-stack applications for regulatory compliance, safety systems, and quality engineering across vehicle programs.

Role type

Senior Full Stack Software Engineer (Regulatory & Safety Systems)

Builds

End-to-end features including Quarkus/Spring Boot services, Next.js/React portals, relational databases, and Databricks lakehouse workflows.

Domain

Automotive / Regulatory Compliance & Safety Engineering

Deliverable

production ML models | product features

Required skills

Java (Quarkus/Spring Boot), Next.js/React/TypeScript, REST/GraphQL APIs, PostgreSQL/Oracle, Databricks/Delta/Unity Catalog, CI/CD (GitHub Actions), Docker/Kubernetes (AKS), Terraform, Liquibase, TestNG/Selenium

Preferred skills

Apache Spark, Change-data-capture patterns, GHAS/Wiz/Dependabot, AI-assisted development workflows, Observability (Datdog/App Insights)

Technologies

Quarkus, Spring Boot, Next.js, React, TypeScript, Apollo, Databricks, Unity Catalog, Delta, PostgreSQL, Oracle, Liquibase, GitHub Actions, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, Datadog, Azure Application Insights

Responsibilities

Design and maintain back-end microservices exposing REST and GraphQL APIs; Build responsive front-end features in the Next.js/React portal; Develop and support Databricks data workflows for regulatory reporting; Evolve transactional relational schema safely using versioned changesets; Conduct code reviews and write unit, integration, and end-to-end tests; Diagnose and resolve issues across services and data pipelines using observability tooling; Translate business and regulatory requirements into executable development work; Lead software design for scalability and reusability across the full stack.

Seniority

Senior, hands-on IC

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