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Senior Software Engineer at IXL Learning - ApplyBlast

Senior Software Engineer

IXL Learning

2 days ago

3.3 on Glassdoor

San Mateo, California, United States

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

IXL Learning is seeking a Senior Software Engineer to join its team in San Mateo, CA, to develop new features and innovative products for its global educational technology platforms. The role involves collaborating with talented engineers to build back-end wiring, application logic, and UI while driving the full development process from design to testing. This full-time position requires a strong background in full stack software engineering and a passion for improving education through technology.

Responsibilities

Build back-end wiring, application logic, and UI for educational products
Drive the development process including design, coding, testing, and debugging
Collaborate with multiple development teams to design and release new features

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor's or advanced degree in Computer Science or a related discipline

About IXL Learning

ixl.com

Headquarters

San Mateo, California, United States

Company Size

501-1000 employees

Founded

1998

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IXL Learning is the world's most popular subscription-based K–12 personalized learning platform, used by more than 18 million students. It delivers adaptive practice and instruction across more than 17,000 topics in math, language arts, science, social studies, and Spanish, with interactive questions, awards, and certificates to keep students motivated. The platform also provides teachers and schools with a comprehensive assessment suite, personalized skill recommendations, and real-time analytics to support differentiated instruction.