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As a Junior Software Engineer, you will develop high-quality software for SaaS and on-premise environments, write clean code, conduct code reviews, implement automation tests, and participate in the SCRUM process.

The Senior Control Assurance Assessor will conduct security control assessments, manage testing processes, and document findings. This role requires proficiency in security tools, adherence to data privacy regulations, and experience with test plans, while also serving as a liaison for team communications and progress updates.

The Senior Software Engineer will work closely with the development team to deliver high-value projects on time and within budget, ensuring technology solutions meet business needs and return on investment goals. Responsibilities include managing project schedules, risk assessment, and stakeholder communication, alongside proficiency in .NET technologies and AWS platform services.

As a Senior Software Engineer, you'll lead a team by providing technical direction, mentoring junior engineers, and overseeing project development. Responsibilities include contributing to product design, ensuring code quality, and collaborating with product managers and designers to meet project goals while maintaining product quality.

As a Software Engineer, you will focus on Java backend development within an agile team. Your role includes building features, working with modern frameworks, and mentoring other engineers. Responsibilities also involve writing clean, well-tested code, implementing microservices architecture, and collaborating on cloud technologies.

The DevOps Engineer will be responsible for designing, building, and maintaining CI/CD processes, defining infrastructure through IaC automation tools, and managing application configurations and deployments using containerization platforms. The role also involves improving infrastructure observability and supporting infrastructure cost management.

As a Senior Software Engineer at Experian, you'll engage in C# backend development, collaborating within a cross-functional team to design features. You'll implement modern frameworks, practice unit testing, work with microservices, and use containers like Docker, while also coaching junior engineers and refining agile processes.