As an Associate Test Engineer, you will assist in planning and executing test scripts for upgraded client applications, ensuring no critical defects occur. You'll perform both manual and automated testing, document defects, and collaborate with cross-functional teams. You'll also develop understanding in testing standards, create test scripts, and maintain testing efficiency.

The Associate EUX Manager is responsible for enhancing the end-user digital experience through strategic planning and execution of technical initiatives. This includes developing solutions, project planning, troubleshooting, documentation, and ensuring security compliance while mentoring junior staff and collaborating with leadership.

The Product Owner is responsible for managing product vision, coordinating with stakeholders, maintaining the product backlog, and ensuring delivery of business value through agile methodologies. Key functions include sprint planning, user story creation, and acting as a liaison between product management and engineering teams.

The Principal Software Architect leads architecture decisions across multiple teams, providing technical leadership, refining backlog items, mentoring engineers, and driving architectural improvements. This role may involve hands-on design and coding of solutions, ensuring high-quality software delivery and collaborating with technology vendors.

The Sr. Associate Support Engineer provides technical support for Duck Creek applications. Responsibilities include troubleshooting user-reported issues, analyzing application logs, collaborating with teams to enhance performance, documenting resolutions, and participating in on-call support. The role focuses on ensuring high application availability, compliance with SLAs, and continuous improvement initiatives.

As an Associate Software Engineer, you will develop and maintain front-end and back-end applications using Java and integrate them with cloud platforms. You'll work with cross-functional teams on architectural designs, implement CI/CD pipelines, and ensure application reliability. Continuous learning and problem-solving are key aspects of this role.

In this role, you will architect, design, and code cloud-native components and micro-services on the Duck Creek platform. You'll lead projects, mentor engineers, and automate CI/CD processes while monitoring and troubleshooting post-production.

The Sr. Associate Support Engineer provides technical support for Duck Creek applications, diagnosing issues, collaborating with teams, monitoring system performance, and assisting with updates and automation. They are responsible for maintaining application availability and ensuring compliance with SLAs.

As a Senior Cloud Architect, you will lead the design and architecture of cloud-based applications, focusing on cloud-native solutions. You will engage in coding, provide technical leadership, develop cloud strategies, and ensure system scalability while mentoring teams.

The Customer Success Manager at Duck Creek Technologies will manage and develop customer accounts while acting as the primary contact for clients. Responsibilities include fostering relationships, assisting with the software delivery lifecycle, facilitating customer meetings, and ensuring customer success through education and support.

The Senior IAM Engineer will design, implement, and support IAM solutions to secure access and authorization protocols across the organization. Responsibilities include enhancing IAM systems, managing user access rights, and ensuring compliance with security best practices. The engineer will also provide guidance to team members while staying updated on industry trends.

As a Software Engineer II at Duck Creek Technologies, you will design, code, and configure solutions for Agile stories, debug software issues, and write automated tests. You will mentor junior engineers, create software architecture, and manage source code. The role requires expertise in various design and development technologies.

The Software Engineer II is responsible for designing and coding moderate complexity software solutions, debugging issues, writing automated tests, and providing guidance to junior engineers. The role requires expertise in various technologies and collaboration within Agile frameworks.

The Solution Architect Lead is responsible for translating client requirements into solutions with Duck Creek's offerings. This role involves conducting workshops, managing solution transitions, preparing estimates, and collaborating with sales and implementation teams while maintaining updates on industry trends.

This role involves developing cloud-native components and microservices for Duck Creek’s products, primarily using .NET, Python, or Typescript on the Azure platform. Responsibilities include architecting software solutions, creating CI/CD pipelines, and ensuring post-production monitoring. Collaboration across teams is essential, as well as leading best practices in software development.

The Software Engineer II will design, code, and configure moderate complexity software solutions, debug software issues, and write automated tests. Responsibilities also include mentoring junior engineers, following coding standards, and participating in source code management tasks.

The Software Engineer II will architect and develop on Duck Creek's Claims product, focusing on .NET and API development, as well as test and CI/CD automation. Responsibilities include designing features, troubleshooting post-production, and ensuring high SLAs for SaaS products.

The Software Engineer II designs, codes, and configures solutions for Agile stories with little guidance. They debug software issues, write automated tests, create small-scale software architectures, and mentor junior engineers, adhering to development standards and managing source code tasks independently.

The Software Engineer II designs, develops, and deploys cloud-native applications on Microsoft Azure. Responsibilities include implementing CI/CD pipelines, collaborating with teams, and applying best practices for software solutions. The role requires extensive experience in full-stack development and familiarity with Azure services.

The Software Engineer II is responsible for designing, coding, and configuring moderate complexity Agile stories, debugging software issues, writing automated tests, and mentoring junior engineers. They create conceptual designs for small-scale solutions and assist in code reviews and source code management tasks.