This is a high-impact architecture seat for someone who can keep multiple dev teams moving in the same direction. You’ll set standards, unblock production issues, and design scalable cloud-native systems with performance and quality as non-negotiables.
About isolved
isolved is a people-first HCM (Human Capital Management) platform company behind isolved People Cloud, supporting HR, payroll, talent, workforce management, and engagement. They deliver solutions directly and through partners to 5M+ employees and 145,000+ employers. They’re known for growth, culture, and being recognized in SMB payroll rankings.
Schedule
- Remote (USA)
- Cross-team architecture support across multiple development squads
- Work spans new architecture planning, code quality enforcement, and production support
What You’ll Do
- Provide architectural direction and guidance across multiple development teams
- Establish, document, and implement coding standards and best practices
- Conduct code reviews to maintain high-quality engineering standards
- Troubleshoot production incidents and support cases, driving root-cause fixes
- Identify performance bottlenecks and recommend strategies to improve scalability and reliability
What You Need
- 5+ years building web applications
- 2+ years building cloud-native applications
- Ability to work independently and solve complex technical problems
- Strong experience with:
- Azure
- Microservices architecture
- C#, .NET, SQL, unit testing
- Experience with:
- ASP.NET Core WebAPI
- JavaScript
- SOLID principles
- Bonus points for:
- Knockout
- Azure Cosmos DB or other NoSQL databases
- Azure Container Apps
- Pub/Sub messaging
- Docker, Terraform, Kubernetes
- MVVM pattern
Benefits
- Benefits and total rewards are outlined through isolved’s employee benefits resources (details vary by role and stage)
- Compensation range isn’t listed in the posting
If you’re the kind of architect who can zoom out to systems and zoom in to code quality without losing either, this role is your playground.
Build it clean. Build it scalable. And keep teams from reinventing the wheel in production.
Happy Hunting,
~Two Chicks…