Senior Scientific Software Engineer

The Senior Full Stack software Engineer will be responsible for working with the other members of the team to deliver software solutions to support Scientific Research. As an Arrayo software engineer, you will work directly with users to understand requirements and then work with your team to design, develop, and deploy custom software solutions.

• Work closely with scientists daily to understand complex scientific challenges and design solutions.
• Develop full stack Python/Java based web applications as part of a team.
• Deploy cloud-based applications to AWS using Docker.
• Deliver automated algorithms and analytics as part of applications.
• Integrate applications with instruments to drive automation and streamline data collection.
• Deliver solutions to users in an extremely rapid, agile cycle.
• Contribute to multi-faceted projects in a dynamic, fast-moving environment.

• BS degree with a Life Science focusor equivalent with 3-5 years of experience or MS with 2-4 years.
• Experience working in Life Sciences, pharma/biotech, or related scientific field.
• Proven experience in full stack web application development. Node.js and Angular
  
  JS and/or Django and/or Flask strongly preferred.
• Experience with SQL and modeling relational databases. Postgre
  
  SQL experience preferred.
• Experience designing web services and REST APIs.
• Comfort with software development best practices: agile, unit/integration testing, Git.
• Effective communicator with comfort working directly with users to understand requirements.
• A strong background in analytics, statistics, and machine learning is strongly desired.
• Familiarly with Docker and AWS technologies like EC2, S3, SQS, etc.

Arrayo is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer and as such does not discriminate against any applicant for employment or employee on the basis of race, color, religious creed, gender, age, marital status, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, veteran status or any other classification protected by applicable discrimination laws.