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Senior Software Engineer

United States·EdmondFull-Time/ Salarysenior

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At YouVersion, we build technology that helps people around the world connect with God every day. As a Senior Software Engineer,

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At YouVersion, we build technology that helps people around the world connect with God every day. As a Senior Software Engineer, you’ll play a key role in building and improving the systems behind the YouVersion Family of Apps. You’ll contribute directly to development, own technical design for projects, and help guide your team toward strong, consistent engineering practices.

YouVersion was created by the local church in 2007 and remains a ministry of Life.Church today. At Life.Church, our mission is simple: to lead people to become fully devoted followers of Christ. We believe technology is a powerful tool for spiritual growth, and we're committed to using it to help people engage with the Bible like never before.

At our core, we know that seeking God daily has the power to transform lives. That's why everything we build is designed to encourage, challenge, and inspire people to take their next step in faith wherever they are.

Design, build, and maintain software across the YouVersion platform.

Own technical design for projects and clearly communicate tradeoffs.

Review, test, and approve code to ensure quality and consistency.

Partner with engineers to align on technical approach and development plans.

Support and mentor junior and mid-level engineers.

Help maintain consistency in technical direction across your team.

Troubleshoot and resolve complex issues across systems.

Contribute to improving team practices, tools, and processes.

Strong software engineering experience with the ability to deliver reliable, scalable solutions.

Comfort owning technical decisions and working through tradeoffs.

Ability to support and guide other engineers without formal authority.

Clear communication, especially when explaining complex concepts.