Senior Software Engineer at Trupanion1

Position Summary:  With Trupanion’s commitment and investment in leading-edge insurance technology, we are looking for a Senior Software Engineer to join our team. As a member of our Veterinarian Technology Platform team, you will be joining an experienced team of developers, using the latest development toolsets to deliver our flagship solution. Working in an agile framework on a SaaS scalable cloud-based solution within an Azure DevOps environment. You will work closely with fellow full-stack and front-end and back-end developers and collaborate with our Product Managers, Business Analysts, DevOps and QA teams to deliver new and enhanced features to our applications.   ***US-based. Seattle, WA preferred, with consideration for candidates in the Eastern or Central time zones. Seattle-based employees will follow a hybrid schedule, working from our casual, pet-friendly office at least three days per week.*** Key Responsibilities Include:   • Work as a member of Agile project teams to define, estimate and complete agreed tasks to the timescales • Develop and maintain well-functioning databases and applications • Write effective RESTful APIs • Usage of and demonstrated effectiveness with cutting-edge AI tools like Claude Code, Codex, or other GPT for development efficiency. • Involvement in the design of client-side and server-side architecture • Test software to ensure integrity, accuracy, responsiveness and performance • Add new features and enhance existing features according to the specification provided. • Investigate and troubleshoot issues, providing IT support to other departments within Trupanion and its associated companies. • Create and undertake unit tests, recording all results in accordance with the Trupanion’s procedures and best practice. • Perform all work in accordance with the company’s documented development, OWASP, ISO27001 and PCI DSS standards and guidelines. • Promote and embody Trupanion’s Team DNA in all aspects of your work and interactions with internal and external stakeholders