Software Engineer II

Everbridge is seeking a Software Engineer II to enhance their SaaS-based Critical Event Management platform, which plays a crucial role in protecting lives by processing and communicating critical events. The platform operates on a .NET stack and Java-based ecosystem, focusing on processing critical event data, visualization, and worldwide communication with impacted users.

The role demands a skilled developer with 2+ years of experience in .NET full-stack development, who will work collaboratively with a team of full-stack developers. You'll be responsible for developing using modern web technologies like C#, TypeScript & JavaScript, and platform technologies including Kubernetes and Docker. The position involves participating in sprint planning sessions, implementing new capabilities, and maintaining the system.

The ideal candidate should have experience with scalable web applications using .NET Core, ASP.NET, and MongoDB, along with front-end development using JavaScript frameworks. Knowledge of DevOps automation tools and AI Dev tools is required. The role offers competitive compensation ranging from $105,000 to $140,000, along with comprehensive benefits including healthcare, dental, mental health benefits, 401(k) with match, and more.

Working at Everbridge means joining a company that empowers organizations to anticipate, mitigate, respond to, and recover stronger from critical events. The platform's mission of keeping people safe and organizations running makes this role particularly meaningful. The company promotes an inclusive work environment and is committed to equal opportunity employment.

This remote position offers the flexibility of working from anywhere in the United States while contributing to a platform that makes a real difference in crisis management and public safety. The role provides an excellent opportunity for professional growth within a leading enterprise software company, working with modern technologies and participating in the development of critical safety infrastructure.