Pearson
Software Engineer III
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Software Engineer IIIWhat You'll Do• Design, build, and maintain Ruby on Rails services and APIs alongside modern JavaScript/React frontends, taking responsibility for their quality, performance, and reliability • Lead the design and delivery of complex, well-scoped features and systems end to end • Write clear, maintainable, well-tested code and reduce complexity by simplifying services, improving patterns, and paying down technical debt • Mentor junior engineers and level up the team through code reviews, feedback, and knowledge sharing • Evolve the platform to support new services and capabilities, including work across adjacent codebases and domains • Partner with external vendors and stakeholders across Product and Customer Success to turn requirements into sound technical solutions • Use AI-assisted development tools for coding, testing, and debugging • Follow and promote best practices for secure, scalable, cloud-native web application development What We're Looking For• 7+ years of professional software development experience • Proficiency with our core stack: Ruby on Rails, React, AWS, and PostgreSQL • Proven track record of making high-impact technical decisions in complex production environments, shipping well-tested code, and giving constructive code reviews • Excellent cross-functional communication, equally effective with engineers and non-technical stakeholders • Experience in software architecture, system design, and scalability with a strong hands-on background • Experience mentoring or supporting junior engineers • Experience with distributed or service-oriented systems and asynchronous, event-driven communication between services • Comfort working across more than one codebase and ramping quickly into unfamiliar systems AI-Native ExpectationsYou should be comfortable using AI tools to assist with coding, testing, documentation, and learning, and, importantly, exercising sound engineering judgment about their output.