Our mission is to create a universal platform that brings clarity, ease, automation and security to the mortgage industry. Our SaaS platform will power mortgage processes with a massive network of integral third-party providers. We focus squarely on our customers, and leverage automation, real-time intelligence, big data, and analytics as we change the way borrowers, lenders, servicers, and service providers take care of business.

Disrupting an industry is a team sport, so we are looking for the best and brightest to make an impact and change the future of an $11 trillion industry.  We are growing rapidly and looking for software engineers to join our team. If you like to build things and have your work make an impact, this is the role for you.

Engineers at Xpanse

Software engineers at Xpanse have a mission-first mentality, and value collaborative results over personal accolades. We align with leaders and peers to execute challenging game-plans and deliver measurable results.

As a Senior Integration Engineer, you will design solutions using cloud services such as AWS, Azure or GCP. We build microservices and cross-platform APIs using the latest technologies, all the while helping each other become better software engineers.

What makes an Xpanse engineer?

• 3+ years contributing to the architecture and design of cloud-based software
• Experience building scalable applications and services in a modern language such as Java, C#, Python or Scala
• Working knowledge of Spring Boot, Dotnet Core, Django or other REST-based frameworks

What sets you apart?

• Practical experience bringing distributed systems to market
• Strong knowledge of data structures, algorithms, and design for performance, scalability, and availability
• Experience with Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Xpanse is an equal opportunity employer and value diversity at our company. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.

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