Appian Corporation, a leading software company specializing in business process automation, is seeking a Senior Software Engineer to join their Data Fabric Group. This role offers an exciting opportunity to work on cutting-edge technology that serves customers in innovative ways. As a Senior Software Engineer, you'll be responsible for ensuring Appian's platform is fast, scalable, and adaptable to diverse customer needs.
The ideal candidate will have a strong background in computer science, with expertise in Java or C# and experience in high-volume or critical production environments. You'll be working with a full-stack Java and web technology stack, including tools like Gradle, JDBC, Hibernate, Spring, Kafka, Quartz, TypeScript, Redux, and React. Your role will involve leveraging both object-oriented and functional programming approaches to implement features effectively.
Key responsibilities include managing the availability, latency, scalability, and efficiency of the product, troubleshooting and diagnosing incidents, contributing to performance analysis and system tuning, and participating in feature breakdowns and design of new implementations. You'll also be expected to perform code reviews, build automation to prevent problem recurrence, and identify opportunities for code refactoring and performance optimizations.
Appian offers a supportive and growth-oriented environment. The company provides comprehensive training and development opportunities, including a leadership program for aspiring managers, specialized department training through Appian University, and tuition reimbursement for further education. The inclusive community at Appian is fostered through eight employee-led affinity groups, promoting diversity and connection among team members.
If you're passionate about solving complex problems at scale, have a keen eye for optimizing software performance, and want to be part of a team dedicated to innovation in business process automation, this role at Appian could be the perfect fit for your career growth.