Senior Software Engineer II

LexisNexis Risk Solutions is seeking a Senior Software Engineer II to join their insurance vertical team, focusing on delivering high-quality software solutions that help customers evaluate and predict risk while enhancing operational efficiency.

The role is primarily focused on frontend development, requiring deep expertise in TypeScript and React. As a technical anchor in the India-based development group, you'll work closely with US-based product and engineering teams to create beautiful, reliable, and secure user experiences. The position involves implementing pixel-perfect UI components from Figma designs and leading the frontend development efforts.

The team operates in a Squad structure, providing strong connectivity between team members including Squad Lead, Business Analyst, Dev lead, Developers, and Testers. This structure enables faster delivery as all resources work as one group on dedicated tasks. You'll be expected to work overlapping hours with the US Mountain Time zone to ensure effective collaboration.

The company is part of RELX, serving customers in more than 180 countries with approximately 11,100 employees worldwide. They prioritize diversity and inclusion, with 30 diversity employee networks globally and a strong focus on inclusive leadership. The company provides solutions across multiple industries, specializing in information-based analytics and decisioning tools.

This is an excellent opportunity for a senior engineer who enjoys mentoring others, has strong attention to detail, and wants to work on impactful projects in the risk assessment and insurance space. The role offers the chance to work with modern technologies while contributing to solutions that help drive better data-driven decisions across the insurance policy lifecycle.

Key technical requirements include expertise in React and TypeScript, with additional experience in C#, Java, or Node.js being beneficial. The ideal candidate will have experience with CI/CD workflows, performance optimization, and accessibility standards, along with a demonstrated ability to learn and adapt to new technologies.