Developer- SESAC

SESAC is looking for a Developer to join our team in Nashville who will assist in building web applications and API's designed to streamline music rights information and revenue.

What You Will Be Doing:

• Executing full lifecycle software development, using TDD/BDD as a guiding force.
• Implementing new features, bug-fixes and improvements.
• Collaborating with other developers on the team to create optimum software.
• Contributing and providing feedback to other team members.
• Helping improve code quality through writing unit tests, using code-quality tools and performing code reviews.
• Ensuring that the software continues to function normally through maintenance and testing.
• Documenting every aspect of the application or system as a reference for future maintenance and upgrades.
• Designing and creating services and system architecture for the projects.
• Participating in brainstorming sessions and contributing ideas to our technology, algorithms and projects.
• Keeping issues and tasks organized and updated using team management tools (JIRA).

What Makes You Qualified:

• AngularJS, VueJS or other modern front-end JavaScript framework experience.
• Strong OOP skills with Ruby.
• Comfortable using Git for version control & GitHub.
• Experience implementing and designing RESTful JSON APIs.
• Open to experiment, learn and implement new technologies, patterns and languages.
• Strong soft-skills and ability to communicate during collaboration and pairing.
• Good understanding of relational databases (MySQL, Oracle, Postres)
• Bachelors Degree, completion of programming boot camp or equivalent experience.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Commitment to writing good specs.
• Experience building massively parallel systems using queue systems like RabbitMQ is preferred but not required.
• Experience with AWS services, specifically EC2, ECS (Fargate), DynamoDB, StepFunctions, Glue, or Elasticsearch Service is preferred but not required.
• Experience with golang or music rights file standards (such as DDEX) is preferred but not required.