Senior Software Engineer

Senior Software EngineerMust-Haves7-12 years of software development experience (Bachelor's degree in a related field preferred; ~10+ years may substitute for a degree).Strong in 2 of the following 3 languages: Java, C#, and Python. Java + C# strongly preferred (production code is written in Java and C#; Python is used as a helper for deployment/testing and is easy to pick up). Team leans heavily toward Java.Hands-on AWS experience, including infrastructure and cloud/code deployment: CodeBuild, CodeDeploy, and Infrastructure-as-Code.Strong debugging skills and a self-starting "doer" mindset; able to pick up work and run with it independently.Basic-to-solid SQL/NoSQL understanding (query structure and components; relational database onboarding expected).Nice to Have Skills & ExperienceDeeper AWS knowledge (a key team gap): IAM roles, subnets, VPCs, testing connectivity between components, and collaborating with other teams to ensure infrastructure is wired correctly.Front-end experience: Angular, TypeScript, JavaScript (front end is minimal but a plus).Stronger SQL depth: writing stored procedures for the front end and querying the database for debugging (no DBA-level work required).CloudWatch experience, plus telemetry/monitoring tools (e.g., Grafana).Healthcare industry experience.Job DescriptionInsight Global is hiring a Senior Software Engineer to support a large healthcare client, Solventum (formerly 3M Health Care). This engineer will join a team of ~8 supporting a high-priority, high-visibility autonomous coding application, a product with attention from the highest levels of Solventum leadership. This is a backend-focused role building on an existing product that is still early in its lifecycle, with active feature development, new workflow integration, and preparation for government (GovCloud) and international deployments. The senior engineer will help provide technical direction to the team, take a hands-on role in cloud infrastructure and deployment, and act as a go-to problem solver, Anthony's "Michael Jordan" of the team.Day-to-DayServe as an active member of a scrum team across all phases of the SDLC (design, development, code reviews).Provide technical direction and guidance to mid-level engineers on the team. Lead hands-on AWS infrastructure and cloud/code deployment work (CodeBuild, CodeDeploy, Infrastructure-as-Code).Attend daily standup at 10:30am ET (~30 min), followed by a "parking lot" session to work through issues and unblock teammates.Work on active development items and deployments, including efforts to move into GovCloud boundaries and to break the existing monolith into discrete microservices.Respond to QA/tester-identified issues and site-reported issues.Participate in an on-call support rotation (day and evening shifts monitor the cloud environment). On-call involves receiving an alert, checking dashboards for client-specific processing issues, and reporting via a Teams channel or service ticket. Escalations are rare, typically about once a month for an overnight call, and it is usually quiet.