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e123 is hiring an Applications Developer to update and extend our core SaaS platform built in ColdFusion. You will work on integrations for clients and carriers, enhance existing functionality, and fix issues reported by customers.
You will operate from tickets, propose improvements, and ensure robust, secure code following OWASP principles. The role requires 2+ years in ColdFusion development, familiarity with MS-SQL, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and AJAX, and a proactive problem-solving mindset in a
Location: e123 is a Work From Anywhere company, and this role can be based anywhere in the US with the exception of PA, NE, IN, and IL.
Compensation Range: $90,000 - $110,000 annually
e123 has a powerful core insurtech platform that powers distribution management for hundreds of life and health insurance clients and drives over $1B in annual premium billings through a network of nearly 250,000 agents. e123 is in a unique position:
The Application Developer role is a key role within e123. You will make critical updates to our core platform in order to enhance and extend the client experience.
The e123 SaaS platform is a wide-ranging application built in ColdFusion. Clients in the insurance space use the platform for enrollment, policy administration, billing and numerous other functions. They typically refer to the platform as their “backoffice” since it performs most of the functions needed by insurance companies and is typically a mission-critical system. As such, the application is complex and requires attention to detail in order to modify and develop.
The Application Developer works on updating the platform to incorporate new integrations for clients and carriers, extends the existing functionality, adds flexibility and choice to the platform and fixes any bugs that our clients may experience. You will work from tickets that outline the specifics of each task and work to understand those requirements. You will also use your insights and knowledge of the system to point out any items that might be overlooked on the ticket, since preventing issues from occurring is just as critical a part of this role as fixing known issues.