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Software Engineer I

Everlaw
Location
Oakland, California, United States
Posted
20 days ago
Department
Engineering
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • BS or MS in Computer Science or equivalent coursework
  • Experience and proficiency in a compiled language (C++, Java, etc.)
  • Experience and proficiency in a scripting language (Python, JavaScript, etc.)
  • Strong foundational knowledge of computer science concepts, algorithms, and data structures
  • Experience building and delivering software projects through class assignments, personal projects, or internships
  • Strong strategic thinking and collaborative problem-solving skills
Nice to have
  • Familiarity with Linux operating systems and environments
  • Hands-on experience using Git or a similar version control system
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills
  • Experience in a campus leadership position or technical research program
What the job really is

As a Software Engineer I at Everlaw, you will be responsible for building new product features from initial design through to deployment, working closely with product leads and designers. You'll maintain and improve the reliability of the platform while contributing to documentation and knowledge-sharing within the team. This role offers significant autonomy and the chance to make a real impact on the product.

Benefits
  • Base salary of $140,000 per year
  • Equity eligibility
  • Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage
  • Flexible Spending Accounts for health and dependent care expenses
  • Membership to Modern Health for mental health and wellness support
  • Paid parental leave
Things to weigh
  • No mention of specific technologies or frameworks used in the stack
  • No salary range provided, just a fixed amount
  • The role is entry-level, which may limit exposure to advanced projects
Job score3.4/5
Benefits5/5
Freshness4/5
Career value4/5
Role clarity4/5
Pay transparency0/5

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