Staff Software Engineer, Payments (Entrata, Inc., Lehi, UT)

Design, develop, and enhance RESTful and event-driven APIs supporting high-volume payment, reconciliation, and reporting workflows, following secure, versioned, and contract-first interface practices. Develop and improve reconciliation and settlement pipelines to increase observability, throughput, and operational resilience across ACH, card, and check processing systems. Define and enforce architecture standards and coding practices across teams, ensuring consistent application of secure, scalable, and maintainable design patterns. Contribute to foundational system architecture and provide technical guidance to distributed engineering teams through code reviews, documentation, and knowledge sharing. Collaborate with Product, UX, and Engineering teams to analyze business requirements and implement scalable, compliant technical solutions. Evaluate technical trade-offs among delivery timelines, implementation complexity, and long-term scalability when designing and implementing software components. Implement monitoring, logging, and testing mechanisms to support platform reliability, observability, and release readiness. Improve software development workflows by identifying and addressing inefficiencies in CI/CD pipelines, build processes, and infrastructure automation. Forecast system scaling limits and architectural risks, leading multi-year modernization initiatives, including service decomposition, modularization, and cloud-native adoption. Select and standardize technology stacks and architecture patterns, ensuring alignment with security, compliance, performance, and platform guidelines. Collaborate with internal stakeholders and external partners, resolving technical issues related to system integrations, payment networks, and platform interoperability. Provide technical input to customers or internal departments regarding software functionality, system design considerations, and ongoing maintenance activities. Up to 10% domestic travel required to collaborate