Software Engineer
BankruptcyData
full-remotemidpermanentbackendfrontend United States Today via LinkedIn
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Software EngineeringAPIsNode.jsPHPAngularSQLMySQLManticoreCI/CDGitLab CI/CD
About the role
Role Overview
You will be a Software Engineer on a full-time remote team, designing, building, and maintaining the BankruptcyData system end to end.
Responsibilities
- Design, build, and maintain core parts of the BankruptcyData platform
- Implement new features and optimize existing code
- Integrate data sources into the system
- Collaborate with product, research, and data teams to translate business requirements into technical solutions
- Write clean, testable code and improve engineering practices
- Troubleshoot production issues and support continuous development improvements
Requirements
- Strong Computer Science foundation: data structures, algorithms, and software design principles
- Extensive experience building and maintaining APIs and server-side services
- Experience with Node and/or PHP (essential)
- SQL database familiarity, particularly MySQL and Manticore
- Comfort working in distributed, remote teams
- Proficiency with version control and CI/CD (e.g., GitLab CI/CD) plus issue tracking
- Effective communication and ability to collaborate with technical and non-technical stakeholders
- Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent practical experience) in Computer Science/Engineering or related field
Nice-to-Haves
- Angular 22 front-end development experience
About BankruptcyData
BankruptcyData provides business intelligence focused on distressed companies and U.S. court-based corporate bankruptcy. Its research platform delivers accurate, timely bankruptcy data used by law firms, distressed investors, hedge funds, insurers, lenders, and other market participants, including filings, daily news, and extracted data from multiple sources. The company is positioned as a data source of record for the bankruptcy industry.
Scraped 7/29/2026