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Koddi lists this Lead Software Engineer opportunity in fort worth, Texas. Review the employer’s description below for duties, qualifications and application requirements.
Job description
We are a global technology company with software and services that help top digital marketplaces effectively monetize their first-party audiences through industry-leading commerce media technology and strategy. Our enterprise platforms leverage first-party data to drive marketplace revenue and profit by improving user experience and target shoppers throughout the purchase path. Koddi’s platforms enable any advertiser, any marketplace, in any industry to increase awareness, generate demand, and drive revenue. We are committed to driving innovation and growth in the commerce media space.
As part of that commitment, we’ve launched Koddi Academy, a learning platform designed to provide expert knowledge, competitive insights, and practical strategies for thriving in this fast-growing industry. Explore our latest certification course, to deepen your expertise and stay ahead in the evolving world of commerce media.
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Job Summary
As an integral part of the engineering team, you will collaborate with an expansive network of global technology partners, making it possible for advertisers to reach consumers around the world for travel booking, online retail shopping and more. Some of Koddi's partners include Google, TripAdvisor, Trivago, Kayak, Bing and Facebook. The right candidates for this position are self-motivated problem solvers who can lead technical projects from design, implementation, deployment, and monitoring. Unlike larger companies where you can get lost in the shuffle, engineers have an opportunity to make an impact by solving mission critical business challenges through creative coding, real time modeling, and strategic thinking.
What You’ll Do
Lead the design and implementation of scalable architectural solutions that enable faster, more consistent onboarding of clients and Koddi partners
Advance our software development practices with a strong emphasis on CI/CD automation, testing, and deployment reliability
Reduce dependence on custom development by building configuration-driven, reusable frameworks and enablement patterns
Partner closely with engineering leadership to identify technical bottlenecks and drive long-term platform and architectural improvements
Serve as a technical mentor, elevating engineering standards, code quality, and best practices across the team
Collaborate cross-functionally to deliver solutions that align with business needs while remaining maintainable and extensible
Design and develop tools and shared libraries that expand automation capabilities and improve developer productivity
Actively participate in technical discussions and decision-making, contributing ideas and perspectives that shape our engineering direction
What You’ll Bring
Minimum of 8+ years of experience building enterprise-scale applications
A Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science or related field, with
Strong engineering fundamentals with a deep understanding of software design principles and best practices
Strong coding fundamentals with experience in object-oriented languages, with a preference for Java or C#.
Experience working with both relational and non-relational data stores, including SQL Server and Redis
Hands-on experience running and supporting large-scale applications in AWS and/or Azure
Strong background in CI/CD pipelines, automation, and modern development workflows
Proven ability to create architectural patterns that prioritize reuse, configurability, and ease of onboarding
Demonstrated experience reducing technical complexity and development effort through thoughtful system design
Strong collaboration and communication skills, with the ability to influence technical direction
Experience mentoring and supporting the growth of other engineers
A pragmatic mindset that balances speed, quality, and long-term maintainability
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Worksite address
fort worth, TX, 76102, US
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