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From the employer's careers site First seen 29 Oct 2026 · Still live on 4 Nov 2026

Software Engineer

Thomson Reuters Hybrid mid full-time

Salary

$109,000 USD - $203,000 USD per year

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Description

We are seeking a Software Engineer to join our Thomson Reuters Special Services (TRSS) team. As a Software Engineer, you will work on projects that support and extend the full stack of the TRSS solutions suite to deliver global data using advanced search, big data ingestion, and analytical processing.

Responsibilities:

  • Turn ideas into technical solutions with minimal direction
  • Lead projects or efforts and act as a mentor to less experienced developers
  • Design, implement, and deliver software solutions and data science efforts
  • Engage with the TRSS analytical staff to gather requirements, generate ideas, and develop documentation
  • Demo new software solutions as needed
  • Learn and expand your skill set on the job
  • Own your work and be passionate about the success of the customer

Requirements:

  • B.S. in Computer Science or Software Engineering or relevant experience
  • 3-10 years of professional software development experience
  • Strong Engineering and Problem-Solving skills
  • Experience mentoring less experienced developers and/or leading small projects or teams
  • Development experience with Python, Java, SpringBoot, MongoDB, MySQL, Docker, Jenkins, Git, Maven
  • Ability to obtain and maintain a U.S. national security clearance
  • U.S. Citizenship essential

Preferred Skills:

  • Frontend experience with React, Angular, or Vue
  • AWS experience
  • Neo4J or other graph technology
  • Kafka
  • Grails, Groovy
  • Elasticsearch

Benefits:

  • Hybrid Work Model
  • Flexibility & Work-Life Balance
  • Career Development and Growth
  • Industry Competitive Benefits
  • Culture
  • Social Impact
  • Making a Real-World Impact

Skills

Required

Nice to have

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