Software Developer

Requirements You are an experienced engineer who enjoys solving complex problems and delivering high-quality software. You value collaboration, curiosity, and learning as much as coding. You understand the importance of clean code, maintainable architecture, and system performance, and you want to work in a culture where your contributions matter and your growth is supported Strong experience with C#/.NET, including async/await, memory management, and resource handling Deep knowledge of SQL Server, including query optimization, indexing, execution plans, and performance tuning Solid understanding of HTML5, CSS3, Flexbox, and CSS Grid 5+ years of varied software engineering experience, ideally including scalable systems Experience with distributed systems, monoliths, or microservices Demonstrate a keen interest in improving your craft by using AI (Desirable) Exposure to ElasticSearch, Event Store, Neo4j, InfluxDB, Seq, Power BI (Desirable) Experience with micro-ORMs such as PetaPoco (Desirable) Contributions to open-source projects or personal coding projects (Desirable) Cloud infrastructure experience, especially Azure (Desirable) Strong grasp of clean code principles, OOP design, and software patterns What the job involves The Clio operate team builds and maintains an innovative work and case management platform used across legal, energy, telecoms, and property management sectors Our team works on a wide variety of challenges — from large-scale data management to real‑time business workflows — and thrives on collaboration and continuous learning Developing full‑stack features using C#, .NET, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and SQL Writing and optimizing hand‑crafted SQL queries to ensure high performance Designing and implementing event‑driven workflows using Event Store Enhancing search and data projections with ElasticSearch Modernizing components of the platform to .NET 8+ and Svelte.js, including containerized deployments Automating infrastructure with Pulumi and Azure DevOps Participating in architecture discussions, code reviews, and maintaining engineering best practices #J-18808-Ljbffr