Full-stack Engineer 5, Card Tech

Capital One Financial

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Work type: On-site
Location: McLean, VARichmond, VAChicago, IL
Salary: $209,000–$238,500 / yr
Employment: Full-time
Posted: 21 days ago
Freshness: Confirmed live yesterday
Nearby: 99+ roles within 25 mi

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About Capital One Financial

Capital One Financial is a bank holding company specializing in credit cards, auto loans, banking, and savings products, known for its data-driven approach to consumer and commercial finance. Industry: Financial Services & Banking

Capital One Financial currently has 2107 open roles on FindRole.

Listed pay typically runs $197,300–$225,100 across 1107 roles with salary data.

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TL;DR · Full-stack Engineer 5, Card Tech

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The Full-stack Engineer 5 - Card Tech joins the Card Intelligent Decisions and Experiences team to build real-time, intelligent decisioning systems and a robust machine learning foundation. This role involves leading a portfolio of diverse technology projects and a team of developers to create distributed microservices and full-stack systems that meet regulatory needs. You will drive end-to-end design and implementation of large-scale, cloud-native systems with high reliability and performance requirements. The work involves solving complex business problems in high-volume environments, specifically powering critical interactions across authorizations and fraud detection. You will utilize Java, Scala, Python, Go, Node.js, JavaScript, and TypeScript, alongside Open Source RDBMS and NoSQL databases, Docker, Kubernetes, and various AWS tools to ensure scalable, transparent customer experiences for millions of cardholders.

What does a Full Stack Engineer earn in Virginia?

Median $211200 from 264 postings across 3 companies.

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Skills

Java Scala Python Go Node.js JavaScript TypeScript Rust C# AWS GCP Azure Docker Kubernetes RDBMS NoSQL CI/CD Infrastructure as Code Git GitHub Bitbucket Distributed Systems Microservices

What you'll do

Lead a portfolio of diverse technology projects and a team of developers to create solutions meeting regulatory needs.
Drive end-to-end design and implementation of large-scale, distributed, or cloud-native systems with high reliability.
Provide technical leadership across multiple teams to shape system architecture and long-term technology direction.
Develop robust cloud-based solutions using Java, Scala, Python, Go, or Node.js to drive customer experiences.
Partner with architects and product leaders to define platform roadmaps and shared services strategy.
Implement observability and reliability practices at scale to identify and optimize performance bottlenecks.
Establish and enforce coding standards and design patterns across engineering teams.
Mentor other members of the engineering community and drive professional development within technical teams.

What we're looking for

Bachelor's Degree or higher in Computer Science or a related quantitative field.
At least 6 years of experience in software engineering.
At least 3 years of experience with public cloud platforms, cloud-based productivity tools, or virtualization technologies.
Master’s Degree in Computer Science or a related field (preferred).
9+ years of experience coding with more than two of: Go, Java, JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, Rust, C#, or Scala (preferred).
5+ years of experience contributing to open source frameworks (preferred).
5+ years of experience with front-end JavaScript or TypeScript frameworks (preferred).
5+ years of experience creating synchronous and asynchronous APIs (preferred).