Skill
Event-Driven Programming
Software Development and Engineering Practices
Event-driven programming is a software design paradigm in which the flow of a program is determined by events such as user actions, sensor outputs, or messages from other programs, rather than a linear sequence of instructions. It's widely used by software developers building responsive user interfaces, real-time applications, and distributed systems, with common implementations including JavaScript's browser event model and message-queue-based microservices architectures.
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Staff Embedded Client Platform Engineer
AlphaSense
New York, NY · $176,000 – $242,000
Lead the design and implementation of AI-powered market intelligence integrations into Excel and other professional tools, with deep ownership of architecture, reliability, and performance in constrained embedded environments. This role suits an engineer with strong systems thinking who enjoys solving complex technical problems in hostile integration contexts where data integrity and user trust are paramount.
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