Ogden Manufacturing Engineer – Microservices, C#, Azure

Financial Advisors Plus; Ogden (UT); On-site; USD 73,000 - 113,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mentorship

Benefits

Growth opportunities in Azure

Job summary

Financial Advisors Plus is hiring a Manufacturing Engineer in Ogden, UT to help scale its technology platform. You will refine and maintain microservices supporting our customers, decide when to buy Webpack or build it for our stack, and keep Webpack schemas backward-compatible to avoid breaking upgrades.

You will pull Tailwind CSS telemetry into dashboards leaders actually use, trace subtle bugs across three C# services to the root cause, and help set coding standards.

Qualifications

• Ability to steer technology discussions toward clear decisions.
• Navigate ambiguity when briefs arrive half-written.
• Self-awareness to know which problems are yours to solve.
• Attention to people-centered detail that impacts quality.
• Working knowledge of Webpack alongside transferable C# chops.
• Comfortable presenting ideas to stakeholders at every level.
• A knack for Tailwind CSS that colleagues rely on.

Responsibilities

• Refine and maintain microservices supporting customers in Ogden, UT.
• Decide when to buy Webpack versus build it for the Ogden stack.
• Keep Webpack schemas backward-compatible to avoid breaking upgrades.
• Pull Tailwind CSS telemetry into dashboards leaders actually use.
• Trace a technology bug across three C# services to the root cause.
• Sit with technology users in Ogden to learn what the Presentation Skills tool needs.
• Set the C# coding standards the engineering follows.

Skills

Decision making

Ambiguity management

Stakeholder communication

People-centered detail

Webpack knowledge

Tailwind CSS knowledge

Presentation skills

Tools

Webpack

Tailwind CSS

C#

Job description

Financial Advisors Plus is hiring a Manufacturing Engineer in Ogden, UT to help scale its technology platform. You will refine and maintain microservices supporting our customers, decide when to buy Webpack or build it for our stack, and keep Webpack schemas backward-compatible to avoid breaking upgrades.

You will pull Tailwind CSS telemetry into dashboards leaders actually use, trace subtle bugs across three C# services to the root cause, and help set coding standards.