Software Engineer

September 19, 2026

About Us

ElitevoraSys is a modern engineering consultancy focused on building high-performance operational platforms, automation pipelines, and data-driven workflows for clients who need real results - not just software.

We partner with organizations to design and deliver systems that streamline dispatch, asset management, field operations, and enterprise integrations.

Job Description

This is a remote position.

Team: Engineering – Platform Consulting

About ElitevoraSys

ElitevoraSys is a modern engineering consultancy focused on building high-performance operational platforms, automation pipelines, and data-driven workflows for clients who need real results - not just software. We partner with organizations to design and deliver systems that streamline dispatch, asset management, field operations, and enterprise integrations. Our work blends clean architecture, practical engineering, and a startup mindset.

We're hiring a Senior Software Engineer to help expand WorkPro, our flagship operations platform deployed across multiple client environments. You'll work in a small, senior team, own services end-to-end across the stack, and help shape the technical direction of a system used daily by real operational teams.

This role is perfect for an experienced full-stack engineer who enjoys solving complex workflow problems, building reliable APIs, and working across modern and legacy systems.

What You'll Do

Backend & Integrations

Build and maintain REST APIs using Java (Spring Boot), Python (Django/FastAPI), .NET (C#/ASP.NET), Golang, or comparable frameworks, powering dispatch, service orders, billing, and asset workflows.
Design relational schemas, migrations, and high-performance queries against SQL Server and PostgreSQL.
Develop integrations with enterprise platforms (Dynamics 365, Coupa, Trackunit, Power Automate/Logic Apps).
Maintain and modernize legacy backend code (Java/J2EE and similar stacks) while delivering new services in whichever language best fits the module.
Document APIs using OpenAPI/Swagger and maintain versioned contracts for client teams.
Implement workflow automation, asynchronous job processing, audit trails, reporting, and intelligent backend features — including AI-assisted or LLM-backed capabilities where they add value.
Ensure API performance, reliability, and security across high-volume operational workloads.

Frontend

Contribute to Angular UI components for WorkPro modules as needed.
Support role-based UI flows for dispatchers, managers, and field technicians.
Help maintain responsive, mobile-friendly interfaces across devices.

Team & Delivery

Work with a Product Owner to deliver features in tight, iterative cycles.
Collaborate with a Principal Developer on architecture and engineering standards.
Participate in code reviews, sprint planning, and production deployments.
Own backend features from design through release.

Requirements

5+ years of professional development experience (backend/API focus).
Strong hands-on experience shipping production REST APIs in at least one of: Java (Spring Boot), Python, .NET (C#), or Golang.
Solid SQL experience — relational modeling, complex queries, indexing, stored procedures.
Practical experience with an ORM (JPA/Hibernate, Entity Framework, SQLAlchemy, GORM, or equivalent) and migration tooling (Flyway, Liquibase, Alembic, or similar).
Experience maintaining and refactoring legacy codebases.
Experience integrating with enterprise systems (ERP/CRM).
Comfort with concurrency, messaging, and asynchronous processing (Kafka, RabbitMQ, or similar).
Testing discipline (JUnit/Mockito, pytest, xUnit/NUnit, Testcontainers, or equivalent depending on stack).
Basic working knowledge of Angular + TypeScript for occasional frontend contributions.
Good proficiency with AI-assisted development tools and workflows (e.g., Copilot, Claude, LLM-backed automation) is a strong plus.
Comfortable working in a collaborative, agile consulting environment.

Preferred

Experience with Dynamics 365, Power Automate, or Logic Apps.
SQL performance tuning and query optimization.
Experience with Azure (App Service, Functions, Service Bus), Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD, and DevOps practices.
Build and quality tooling: Maven/Gradle, pip/poetry, NuGet, Go modules, SonarQube, static analysis.
Deeper experience with AI-assisted development or LLM-backed workflows (prompt engineering, RAG, agentic tooling).
Background in operational, dispatch, or field-service software.
Polyglot experience across two or more of Java, Python, .NET, and Golang.

Benefits

Competitive compensation
401(k) with company match
Paid vacation, holidays, and sick leave
FSA/HSA options
BYOD reimbursement

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