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Software Engineer (.NET) at LastPass - ApplyBlast

Software Engineer (.NET)

LastPass

1 day ago

3.3 on Glassdoor

Remote

Full Time

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LastPass is seeking a Software Engineer to build and evolve backend commerce and payment platforms, focusing on modernizing systems and integrating with payment providers. The role involves developing scalable .NET services and REST APIs while collaborating with cross-functional teams to deliver secure payment experiences. This position supports global e-commerce, billing, and payment processing within a remote-first environment.

Responsibilities

Build and evolve backend commerce and payment platforms
Develop scalable .NET services and REST APIs
Deliver payment gateway integrations and regional payment methods

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About LastPass

lastpass.com

Headquarters

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Company Size

501-1000 employees

Founded

2008

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LastPass is a password manager and secure access platform that helps individuals and businesses generate, store, and autofill strong credentials in an encrypted vault across all devices and browsers. Beyond password management, it offers shadow IT visibility, AI governance, and SaaS monitoring to give organizations control over the apps and AI tools employees use, alongside features like multifactor authentication, single sign-on, and integrations with 1,200+ apps. Available in personal, families, teams, and business plans, LastPass provides centralized admin controls and tools to reduce security risk and streamline access management.

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