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Vert.x

Software Development and Engineering Practices

Vert.x is a toolkit for building reactive, event-driven applications on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM), created by Eclipse and supporting languages like Java, Kotlin, and JavaScript. It uses a non-blocking, asynchronous programming model to handle high-concurrency workloads with minimal threads, making it popular for microservices and network-intensive applications. Backend developers use it to build scalable, high-performance distributed systems.

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Visa Inc.

Director, Software Engineering

Visa Inc.

Bellevue, WA · $186,800 – $299,200

Lead engineering teams building secure, distributed payment acceptance systems at Visa, driving product strategy and architectural decisions while maintaining hands-on involvement in design, code reviews, and technical leadership. This role suits experienced engineering leaders who thrive balancing strategic oversight with deep technical engagement and can mentor senior engineers across complex, high-scale financial infrastructure.

Listed on Visa Inc.’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Intuit

Principal Engineer

Intuit

Mountain View, CA · $261,500 – $353,500

Intuit is seeking a Principal Engineer to lead major technology initiatives with a focus on AI-native applications, working across the full stack to solve complex customer problems at scale. This role suits experienced engineers who thrive in matrix environments, mentor others, and want to shape the future of AI in financial software.

Listed on Intuit’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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