Software Engineer

As a Software Engineer at Genio, you'll be part of a multi-disciplinary, talented team, collaborating to create innovative software solutions that empower our users. You'll be responsible for crafting clean, efficient, and maintainable code, integrating components, and ensuring the quality and reliability of our products. You’ll also pride yourself on following our

Responsibilities - Technical

• Produce clean, efficient code based on requirements.
• Produce maintainable code.
• Focus on testability of delivered solutions.
• Integrate software components and third-party programs.
• Verify and deploy programs and systems.
• Troubleshoot, debug and upgrade existing software.
• Recommend and execute technical improvements.
• Learn and develop your technical expertise in areas relevant to Genio.
• Support releases as they progress through test environments to production (live) environments.

Responsibilities - Interpersonal

• Foster a fun, safe environment for engineering based upon trust, collaboration and respect.
• Mentor other engineers when you have domain expertise that they have yet to acquire.
• Passionate views, loosely held - argue your point of view passionately but be willing to accept that the needs of others or the group or the business may mean that other approaches are adopted.
• Assume we are all well intentioned and want the best for Genio.

About you:

• Strong programming skills (object oriented and/ or functional).
• Front end technologies HTML5, CSS and JavaScript frameworks (we mainly use TypeScript and React).
• Mobile technologies especially web-based hybrid apps powered by Capacitor.
• Persistence (mainly SQL, specifically PostgreSQL), some NoSQL.
• Knowledge of best practices in automated testing, Continuous Integration, Automated deployment, code quality etc.
• Proactively leverage AI tools (e.g., code assistants, automated analysis, workflow agents) to enhance development velocity, code quality, and problem-solving effectiveness.

Not every one of the above is essential, but hopefully it gives an idea of what we find useful day to day.