New comment by melissathomas in "Ask HN: Who is hiring? (September 2026)"
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What the posting says
Tecuity | Senior Software Engineer I | Hyde Park, UT (ONSITE preferred; will consider candidates who can commute in 1-2x/month) | Full-time | $90k-$135k
Tecuity has spent 20+ years building software for Secretary of State offices — state government agencies handling business filings and public records. Real filing deadlines, statutory requirements, and citizens who depend on the system working.
We're hiring a Senior Software Engineer I to own features end-to-end on a mature, multi-tenant .NET platform, typically supporting more than one client implementation at a time, each with its own database and release calendar.
Stack: C# / .NET 8 & .NET 10, ASP.NET Core, Web API, Entity Framework Core, MS SQL Server (heavy stored-procedure work), React + Redux front end, Git/PR workflow, Azure DevOps CI/CD.
AI-assisted development (Claude Code) is a standard, daily part of our engineers' workflow here, not a pilot program — you'll be expected to use it well and verify its output rather than just accept it.
Looking for 6+ years professional experience in C#/.NET and SQL Server. Government, regulated, or compliance-driven software experience is a plus.
Ideally we're looking for candidates who can work onsite from our Hyde Park, UT office, but we're open to Utah or Idaho candidates who can commute in once or twice a month for the right fit.
Email [email protected] with a bit about your background and a resume or for more information. See the full job posting at tecuity.com/careers
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