Senior Staff Software Engineer, Card Tech
Capital One Financial
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This role pays more than 98% of similar roles. Most pay $185,616–$249,062 — the shaded band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $306k versus about $217k for comparable roles.
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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 936 open roles on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs $197,300–$225,100 across 933 roles with salary data.
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Sr. Staff Software Engineer - Card Tech joins the Card Tech team as a technical expert and player-coach to redefine software development speed and quality. This role involves decomposing complex problems into operational solutions, modernizing monolithic systems into microservice architectures, and establishing API standards while mentoring engineers to become AI-native builders. The position requires high-level expertise in software engineering, solution architecture, and cloud computing across AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud platforms. Key technical requirements include experience with data architecture, networking protocols, and distributed HPC and ML systems. Candidates should be proficient in languages such as Go, Java, JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Rust, C#, or Scala. The role focuses on leveraging agentic AI coding tools to solve systemic development challenges while ensuring that all produced outputs remain secure, scalable, and high-performing within the banking domain.
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