Senior Software Developer
Job details
- Work mode
- Remote
- Level
- Senior
- Experience
- 5+ years
- Posted
- Oct 29, 2026
- Last confirmed open
- Oct 30, 2026
- Job function
- Software/Internet/AI
About this role
Solovis is a leading portfolio management and analytics platform helping institutional investors navigate today's complex global markets with clarity and confidence. Backed by Insight Partners, we're building the next chapter of growth by investing in people and product to raise the bar on quality and client outcomes.
Our team is driven by culture and disciplined execution, humility, and curiosity - where AI is at the core of how we operate, innovate, and serve clients. At Solovis, you'll join a tech-forward, growth-minded team that believes in learning fast, thinking big, and delivering meaningful impact for asset owners worldwide.
Our companies are not the largest or flashiest, but they are among the best-run software businesses creating value for customers and shareholders at an accelerated pace. To date, our team has built six platform companies, each culminating in multiple liquidity transactions with multi-billion-dollar valuations.
About this role
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The Senior Software Developer delivers cutting-edge software solutions that drive the company's rapid growth and reinforces the company's position as a leader in the enterprise software market. The role involves collaborating closely with product and development teams to design, develop, and deploy software that meets high standards for quality and innovation.
The position will leverage your expertise in agile methodologies, unit testing, and collaboration to ensure software solutions that are scalable, reliable, and exceed customer expectations. The Senior Software Developer also participates in the entire software development lifecycle, from conceptualization to deployment, ensuring that the company remains agile and responsive to market demands.
Key responsibilities
- Ensure consistent and reliable sprint performance by effectively managing and completing committed tasks.
- Contribute to the team's timely delivery, consistently meeting or exceeding the Release to Schedule targets.
- Consistently achieve or surpass software quality targets by effectively managing and reducing escaped defects in software releases.
- Consistently work towards reducing the backlog of Escaped Open Defects, improving product quality over time.
- Produce scalable and efficient code that performs well, with documentation that is comprehensive and easy to understand.
Key qualities
- Proficiency in utilizing data and analytics to make informed decisions and drive business strategies
- Detail-oriented and organized, this individual prioritizes effectively, excels at time management, and anticipates well in decision making
- Plays chess, not firefighting — spots problems before they exist, anticipates second- and third-order downstream impacts, and selects the intervention that compounds best.\nDistinction: Decisive under uncertainty is acting under incomplete information; Proactive Problem Solving is the upstream act of seeing the board clearly.
- Involves a meticulous approach to work, prioritizing accuracy and thoroughness to ensure high-quality outcomes
- Ability to swiftly adapt to changes and maintain high performance under shifting conditions and challenges
Skills
- AI proficiency
- AI-Augmented Development
- Implements Agile and Scrum methodologies to enhance project adaptability and response.
- Ensures software reliability through comprehensive unit testing.
- Utilizes web development expertise to enhance online platforms and services.
- Demonstrates expertise in SQL, .NET, and Java to develop robust software solutions.
- Manages data integration and transformation with ETL techniques for optimal data utilization.
Requirements
- 5–9 years of professional software engineering experience.
- Strong fluency in Java, with solid working knowledge of Python on AWS.
- 6+ months of serious agentic tool use (Claude Code, Cursor, or equivalent) on production work, not pilots or side projects.
- Production ownership history: you have shipped non-trivial systems and been on the hook when they broke.
- At least one out-of-depth experience: a stack switch, domain change, or greenfield build in unfamiliar territory. You know what it feels like to be uncomfortable and productive at the same time
- The ability to catch non-obvious agent errors and concrete heuristics for when to trust output and when to verify.