Intermediate Software Engineer

As an Intermediate Software Engineer at Groov, you'll be responsible for core development of our web applications and data analytics platform, integrating with tools like Slack/Teams, and writing clean, testable code. You'll also collaborate with product managers and data teams to implement actionable insights while debugging production issues and optimizing system performance.

To qualify for the Intermediate Software Engineer position at Groov, candidates should have a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or equivalent experience, alongside 2-4 years of professional software development. Proficiency in C# and .NET, as well as experience with web technologies, relational databases, and CI/CD is essential.

Groov’s Intermediate Software Engineers work with a robust tech stack that includes React, TypeScript, .NET, and AWS. You'll have the chance to engage with both frontend and backend development as well as the cloud and AI technologies to enhance the analytics platform.

At Groov, growth opportunities for Intermediate Software Engineers include participating in architectural discussions, documenting processes, and leading initiatives around new technologies. We encourage our engineers to stay current with industry trends and contribute to the customization of our tech stack.

The salary range for an Intermediate Software Engineer at Groov is between $105,000 and $130,000 NZD annually, based on experience and qualifications. We also offer equity through our Employee Share Option Plan, making it a rewarding opportunity for talented engineers.

When responding to this question, emphasize your specific projects or experiences where you utilized C# and .NET. Highlight your familiarity with the framework’s features and any significant role you played in development cycles. Specific examples will demonstrate your competency effectively.

Use this opportunity to showcase a project where AI played a pivotal role. Detail your approach, the AI technologies used, and the successful outcomes. Discuss any challenges faced and how you overcame them, as well as what you learned from the experience.

Discuss your coding practices such as adhering to best practices, following design patterns, and incorporating unit tests. Reinforcing your commitment to code reviews and collaboration will underscore your team-oriented approach to maintaining code quality.

Share specific examples of projects where you utilized HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to develop user interfaces. Focus on your role, the challenges faced, and how you addressed them. Explain the impact your work had on the overall user experience.

Explain your step-by-step approach to debugging, including identifying the issue, investigating logs, and using tools or practices that help isolate problems quickly. You could also discuss how teamwork plays a role in resolving critical issues efficiently.

Highlight your proactive strategies, like attending conferences, participating in coding groups, and engaging with online communities. Mention specific blogs, podcasts, or resources that you regularly follow to remain informed about technological advancements.

Provide insights into the CI/CD tools you've used, how you’ve integrated them into your workflow, and any improvements in deployment speed and reliability as a result. Highlight your understanding of the importance of automated testing in CI/CD pipelines.

Emphasize the importance of communication and teamwork in successful software development projects. Share specific instances where collaboration enhanced project outcomes or led to innovative solutions, showcasing your experience in diverse teams.

Discuss your willingness to receive constructive feedback and your approach to code reviews. Emphasize how you see it as a chance to learn, improve, and contribute to others' growth, fostering a collaborative and supportive environment.

Share your passion for technology, problem-solving, and continuous learning. Discuss specific aspects of software engineering that excite you, potential impacts on businesses and individuals, and your long-term career aspirations in the field.