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A leading nuclear technology firm is looking for an experienced Staff Developer/Software Architect to design a scalable SaaS platform. You will guide technical decisions, mentor developers, and ensure the product's functionality and security. Candidates should have 8-10 years in full stack development and experience with architectural design. The role offers a competitive salary and benefits in Canada.
We’re looking for a Staff Developer/Software Architect to help shape what’s next. In this role, you’ll take a systems-level view of ECHO, designing the architecture and infrastructure needed to support its evolution into a scalable SaaS platform. You’ll ensure the product remains functional, secure, and reliable, while enabling rapid development and onboarding of new clients.
This is a role for someone who connects the dots between features, systems, and user needs. You’ll guide how the platform is built and scaled, mentor developers across the team, and play a key role in delivering a product that will become an essential infrastructure for nuclear operators across the globe.
Salary Range: $150-180k (Exact compensation may vary).
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NPX was founded on the premise that innovation is the most important key to sustaining the nuclear energy industry. We source, implement, and integrate innovative technologies to make things better at nuclear power plants. We think differently and work differently. We are customer obsessed rather than competitor focused, passionate for innovation, long-term thinking and committed to operational excellence. We are a family, driven by the excitement of building technologies, inventing products, and providing services that change lives and give back to our community.
At NPX we are committed to building a warm, inclusive, and diverse environment. We believe that people do their best work when they feel safe, empowered, and supported.
To this end, we offer an excellent compensation and benefits package including:
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