Lead Software Engineer (Java)

TL;DR

Lead Software Engineer (Java): Building and optimizing high-volume, cloud-native applications with an accent on system architecture, scalability, and security. Focus on mentoring engineering teams, driving best practices in CI/CD, and delivering robust software solutions in a hybrid, agile environment.

Location: Must be based in San Diego, CA, USA (Hybrid: 2 days in-office weekly)

Salary: $184,974 – $254,000

Company

A global leader in medical technology dedicated to improving lives through innovative digital health solutions.

What you will do

• Design and deliver reliable, scalable, and secure cloud-native applications.
• Provide technical leadership and design guidance to a small team of software engineers.
• Champion quality through TDD, BDD, and rigorous engineering practices.
• Collaborate with stakeholders to balance system objectives with project goals.
• Modernize existing applications and prototype new technical solutions.
• Mentor junior and peer engineers to foster a growth-oriented team culture.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or equivalent with 7+ years of experience (or Master’s with 4+ years).
• Proven expertise in Java, Spring Framework, and Spring Boot.
• Strong experience with AWS, Kubernetes, and cloud-native architecture.
• Proficiency in SQL and working with relational/non-relational databases.
• Experience with web technologies including JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and a frontend framework like React or Angular.
• Solid understanding of CI/CD pipelines, release automation, and Agile methodologies.

Culture & Benefits

• Comprehensive health benefits including medical, dental, vision, and life insurance.
• Financial security through 401(k) with company match and Employee Stock Purchase Plan.
• Flexible work arrangements with a hybrid office policy.
• Generous PTO, 11 paid holidays, and floating days.
• Support for new parents with primary and secondary caregiver leave.
• Tuition assistance and ongoing professional development opportunities.