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The Software Engineer will develop web applications using PHP and related frameworks, ensuring synchronization and security between systems. Responsibilities include database integration, designing scalable applications, and utilizing version control systems. Familiarity with front-end technologies and troubleshooting is also required.

The Deliverability Operations Specialist at Sinch is responsible for improving email delivery rates, resolving reputation issues, and collaborating with various teams to optimize email platform performance. Key tasks include analyzing delivery messages, managing IP inventory, and representing the company at industry events.

As a Digital Strategist at Sinch, you will lead digital marketing efforts for SaaS brands, focusing on campaign strategy, execution, and performance reporting. Collaborating with various teams, you'll ensure cohesive marketing activities that align with product goals, analyze performance metrics, and report findings to stakeholders.

As a Software Developer II, you'll contribute to the Growth team by building user interfaces based on UX designs, writing clean code to reduce technical debt, and collaborating with various teams to achieve project goals. You'll also engage in planning sessions and advocate for both developer and customer experiences.

As an Application Administrator I, you will provide top-notch customer support across various platforms including phone, tickets, and chats. Responsibilities include addressing technical issues related to email systems, understanding deliverability techniques, and integrating REST APIs. Strong communication and organization skills are essential for fostering customer relationships and working collaboratively with other departments.

The Full Stack Developer will create scalable software solutions within a cross-functional team, handling the full software development life cycle. Responsibilities include developing front-end applications, managing backend operations, writing effective APIs, testing software, debugging, and enhancing security measures.

The Incident Commander is responsible for overseeing IT and Security incidents, ensuring timely resolution, leading continuous improvement in incident management processes, enhancing ITIL framework adoption, and communicating effectively with stakeholders during incidents.