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American Corporation for Public Well Being is seeking a Senior Backend Engineer to own internal data pipelines and security infrastructure. You will work in a Security & Compliance practice, building reliable, scalable systems using Terraform and AWS in a hybrid Azure/on-prem environment.
You will contribute to governance, tooling, and APIs that connect ETL pipelines with internal tools, while ensuring high availability and security for analysts and clients alike.
The Senior Backend Engineer will be a key contributor to ACPWB's Security & Compliance practice, working on internal systems performance and security that directly supports our compensation advisory work. If you have experience with Terraform and AWS and are looking for a role where your engineering output has clear business impact rather than disappearing into a backlog, ACPWB is worth your attention.
This Senior Backend Engineer role requires someone who can own internal systems performance and security within Security & Compliance without waiting to be told what needs to be done. The internal data pipeline and ETL infrastructure is critical infrastructure, and the people who depend on it — our analysts, our clients, our firm — need it to work. You will use Terraform and AWS on Azure and on-premise hybrid environment to build and maintain systems that meet that standard.
The Senior Backend Engineer is responsible for the technical infrastructure that makes ACPWB's analytical work possible. The Security & Compliance team of 6 builds and maintains the internal data pipeline and ETL infrastructure that powers our advisory practice, and this role is central to ensuring that infrastructure is reliable, secure, and scalable. Our analytical staff depends on this work. So do our clients, indirectly. You will know both are counting on you.
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ACPWB was not designed to be the largest firm in our space. It was designed to be the most credible one. That decision shapes everything — how we staff, what work we take, how we train our team, and how we respond when a client asks us to reach a conclusion we cannot intellectually support.
ACPWB was founded in Milwaukee in 2006 with a simple mandate: help working Americans understand and advocate for the compensation they deserve. Eighteen years later, that mandate has grown into a full-service research and advisory practice serving clients from early-stage employers to Fortune 50 enterprises — and we are still based in Milwaukee, because Milwaukee is genuinely underrated.
We begin with a brief application review, followed by a 30-minute phone screen. Qualified candidates proceed to a 90-minute interview with the hiring manager and a peer. Final candidates are invited to Milwaukee for a half-day that includes a panel interview, a case discussion, and lunch with the team. Parking is validated. The lunch is genuinely good.