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Software Engineer II

Remote

RegScale is a continuous controls monitoring (CCM) platform purpose-built to deliver fast and efficient GRC outcomes. We help organizations break out of the slow and expensive realities that plague legacy GRC tools by bridging security, risk, and compliance through controls lifecycle management. By leveraging CCM, organizations experience massive process improvements like 90% faster certification times, and 60% less audit prep time. Today’s expansive security and compliance requirements can only be met with a modern, CCM based approach, and RegScale is the leader in that space.   

Position: 

Are you ready to take your career to the next level with a critical position in an innovative startup that is disrupting the compliance industry? We are actively seeking a motivated full stack developer to help accelerate our product roadmap and deliver innovative features for our customers. If you have a passion for software development, love solving complex problems, and are excited about the idea of working in a fast-paced startup then we would love to meet you. This position will play a key role in designing our core application and related integrations. We recognize that skilled developers are critical to our company’s success, and we have offered a generous compensation package that includes a competitive base salary with significant stock options to help us recruit the most exceptional talent. 

Position must be a US Citizen and is subject to a background check and unannounced drug testing requirements. This is a remote position, however candidate will be expected to travel to our R&D office in Knoxville, TN approximately once a quarter. We know how valuable your creativity and leadership skills are to our company’s success, and we offer an exceptional salary and benefits package commensurate with the responsibilities of the position. If you’re ready to work on the most cutting-edge design challenges, we are excited to have you on our team. 

 

Activities: 

  • Primary focus will be feature development across a modern web stack
  • Secondary focus will be frontend and backend optimization and bug fixes
  • Software development using .NET Core C#, Angular, and Python
  • Self-starter with a passion for continuous learning and personal development 

Required Skills: 

  • Understanding of Computer Science concepts for software development
  • Direct experience building or contributing to web applications either via course work or internships
  • Basic familiarity with Agile project management concepts including Sprints and Scrums 

Education/Training, Qualifications, and Certification: 

  • Minimum of a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science or similar technical/engineering degree and 5+ years of progressive experience in a similar role
  • OR no degree with a minimum of 7 years of direct software development experience in .NET C# and Angular
  • Minimum of 3 years of direct software development experience in Python
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills
  • Preference for candidates with any training, certifications, or direct skills with Angular, .NET Core, Python, or Microsoft Azure
  • Preference for candidates with direct experience with Django
  • Preference for candidates with a proven history of success in a remote position for more than 2 years
  • Must be a US Citizen and capable of passing a background check and random periodic drug testing 

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