CIBC, a leading financial institution, is seeking a Lead Software Engineer to join their US Technology, Infrastructure & Innovation team in Chicago. This role offers a compelling blend of technical leadership and hands-on development, with a focus on architecting and driving the design of complex, data-intensive software solutions.
The position requires a seasoned professional with 7+ years of experience in Software Engineering and Solution Architecture, particularly with expertise in Azure, Asp.NET, and API development. You'll be working in a hybrid environment, spending at least 2 days per week in downtown Chicago, while having the flexibility to work remotely on other days.
As a Lead Software Engineer, you'll be responsible for developing solution architectures that integrate business logic, processes, and data to meet business needs. You'll work closely with a team of experienced developers, system analysts, and QA testers, while regularly engaging with business partners on requirements and project milestones.
The role offers a competitive compensation package ranging from $135,000 to $165,000, along with comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision, 401(k), and various insurance plans. CIBC provides a supportive environment focused on professional growth, with opportunities to work on transformative projects in the financial services sector.
The ideal candidate will be a transformative thought leader who can handle ambiguity, adapt to changing priorities, and manage multiple concurrent large initiatives. You'll serve as a trusted advisor to the application development team and business partners, helping achieve strategic objectives through effective use of technology.
This position offers an excellent opportunity to work with a respected financial institution while contributing to significant technological initiatives. The role combines technical expertise with leadership responsibilities, making it ideal for someone looking to advance their career in software engineering while making a meaningful impact in the financial services sector.