Senior Software Engineer - Document Systems

GoodLeap; Plano (TX); On-site; USD 132,000 - 165,000; Full time

Job summary

GoodLeap, a technology company delivering financing/software for sustainable solutions, is seeking a Senior Software Engineer for the Documents domain in the US. You will design and build systems that manage document generation, signing, and vaulting, ensuring accuracy, compliance, and scalability across partners and customers.

You will work with React, Node.js, TypeScript, Nest.js, and AWS services, collaborating with product managers, legal experts, and engineers to translate complex legal

Qualifications

• Experience with building RESTful APIs and databases.
• Proficient in scalable web application design, including performance tuning.
• Ability to translate legal documents and business requirements into technical solutions.
• Strong problem-solving and communication skills.
• Experience with React/Node.js/TypeScript stack preferred.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, and maintain scalable web apps and APIs on Node.js and AWS.
• Build secure, compliant document generation, signing, and vaulting solutions.
• Collaborate with product, legal, and cross-functional teams.
• Write testable code and enable CI/CD for production systems.
• Review designs and mentor engineers.
• Monitor and optimize large-scale systems for availability.

Skills

React

Node.js

TypeScript

Nest.js

Serverless

SST

DynamoDB

AWS Lambda

API Gateway

Kafka

RESTful APIs

Databases

Web scalability

Communication skills

Legal document understanding

Job description

GoodLeap, a technology company delivering financing/software for sustainable solutions, is seeking a Senior Software Engineer for the Documents domain in the US. You will design and build systems that manage document generation, signing, and vaulting, ensuring accuracy, compliance, and scalability across partners and customers.

You will work with React, Node.js, TypeScript, Nest.js, and AWS services, collaborating with product managers, legal experts, and engineers to translate complex legal