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As a Software Development Engineer III, you will design, develop, and test components for Clearwater Analytics' Beacon platform, while providing ongoing support for financial technology clients.

Designs and maintains automated test frameworks and suites for functional, regression, integration, smoke, canary, API, and performance testing. The role validates distributed financial systems, simulates market events, investigates failures, performs root-cause analysis, and promotes QA best practices across the software development lifecycle. It collaborates with engineering, product, and analyst teams to improve automation scalability, coverage, reliability, and compliance in regulated FinTech environments.

Develops software components through coding, debugging, testing, code reviews, and collaboration with peers and mentors. Learns the team’s business domain, incorporates feedback, completes deliverables with minimal supervision, and continuously improves software engineering skills. Requires foundational knowledge of data structures, algorithms, object-oriented design, basic programming, analytical problem-solving, documentation, communication, and teamwork.

Develop software components through coding, debugging, testing, code review, and peer collaboration. Build foundational skills in data structures, algorithms, object-oriented design, and modern programming languages while learning the company’s business domain. Incorporate mentorship and feedback, deliver work with minimal supervision, manage time effectively, and contribute to clear documentation and client-focused software development.

Software development intern working with mentors and peers to design, implement, test, document, and review software features. The role involves learning development tools and programming practices, completing simple coding tasks, participating in design discussions and code reviews, incorporating feedback, and building domain knowledge. Candidates need basic Java programming skills, strong analytical and communication abilities, attention to detail, teamwork, documentation, organization, and problem-solving skills. Current Computer Science or related degree students are eligible.

Software Development Interns learn development tools and programming practices while collaborating with mentors and peers. They complete coding tasks, participate in design discussions and code reviews, document and test software features, incorporate feedback, and develop knowledge of the team’s business domain. The role requires Java programming, analytical and problem-solving abilities, strong communication, teamwork, organization, attention to detail, and current enrollment in a four-year Computer Science or related degree program.

Collaborates with mentors and software teams to design, implement, test, document, and review software features. Learns development tools and programming practices, completes simple coding tasks, participates in design discussions and code reviews, incorporates feedback, and develops business-domain knowledge while pursuing quality solutions.

Software development intern working with mentors and colleagues to design, implement, test, document, review, and launch software features. The role involves learning development tools and programming concepts, completing coding tasks, participating in design discussions and code reviews, applying feedback, and developing domain knowledge. Strong teamwork, analytical, communication, documentation, organizational, and problem-solving skills are required, along with basic Java programming and current enrollment in a computer science or related degree program.

Collaborates with mentors and peers to learn software development practices, complete coding tasks, contribute to design discussions, implement and test features, participate in code reviews, document work, and improve existing or new applications.

Collaborates with mentors and peers to design, implement, test, document, and review software features. Learns development tools, programming concepts, team practices, and business-domain knowledge while completing simple coding tasks and contributing to design discussions and code reviews.