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BILL · 19 hours ago

Software Engineer 2 - Sync

Draper, UT

Full-time

Hybrid

Mid Level

$108K/yr - $129K/yr

BILL is a rapidly growing fintech company focused on empowering businesses through innovative financial automation tools. As a Software Engineer II on the Sync team, you'll collaborate with engineers to develop and maintain integrations that connect BILL’s platform with external systems, specifically working on the NetSuite integration.

AppsBillingFinancial ServicesFinTechSaaS

No H1B

Responsibilities

Design, develop, and maintain robust, scalable software solutions for BILL’s Sync integrations

Collaborate with cross-functional teams to translate business requirements into technical deliverables

Troubleshoot and resolve moderately complex technical issues, ensuring high reliability and performance

Participate in code reviews, share knowledge, and contribute to a culture of continuous improvement

Write clear, maintainable code and documentation that supports long-term product evolution

Proactively identify opportunities to improve processes, code quality, and team efficiency

Support the deployment and monitoring of new features, responding to feedback and production issues as needed

Qualification

Software DevelopmentIntegration DevelopmentJavaPythonC#Problem-SolvingSaaS IntegrationNetSuite ExperienceEffective CommunicationGrowth MindsetTeam CollaborationTechnical Documentation

Required

Experience developing software in a collaborative, team-based environment

Proficiency in at least one modern programming language (such as Java, Python, or C#)

Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to break down complex tasks into actionable steps

Effective communication skills, with the ability to explain technical concepts to diverse audiences

A growth mindset and eagerness to learn new technologies and best practices

Preferred

Experience building or maintaining sync integrations between SaaS products and financial/ERP systems, preferably NetSuite, including troubleshooting data mapping, reconciliation, and performance issues in those integrations