APPLETON | WISCONSIN

MCC, Inc is currently seeking Software Engineers to join our organization as we grow and transform our technology landscape. As a reputable organization within the Fox Valley area with a small Software Team, we can provide the ideal candidate with the unique opportunity to work in a team environment that cultivates innovation, autonomy, and the educational opportunities of working at a startup but with the salary, benefits, and stability of an established corporation. As a Software Engineer for MCC, Inc. candidates should expect to be working on projects that include full stack web applications, mobile app development, distributed systems, and cloud-based solutions.
MCC, Inc. has been in the construction industry for nearly 100 years and our intent is to continue to grow in both size and scope while continuing to push the status-quo technology in our industry. Our core technologies are C#, .NET, Angular, SQL Server, Node.js, React, and React Native.
If you are a motivated individual with the desire to learn and collaborate within a team environment, consider joining consider joining us in driving technological innovation in all aspects of building the community.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Bachelor’s degree in computer science, software engineering, or related field.
• At least 1 year of professional software development experience.\
• Possess a passion and drive for learning and collaboration.
• Familiarity with at least one object-oriented programming language, data structures and algorithms.
• Understanding of web languages (HTML, CSS, JS)
• Experience with SQL and relational databases.
• Knowledge of C# and .NET. preferred.
• Familiarity with at least one modern frontend web framework (React, Angular, Vue, etc.) preferred.
• Experience with a distributed or centralized version control system such as Git or TFVC preferred.

Design, develop, test, and maintain web, native, and cloud-based applications.
Collaborate with engineering team and complete tasks as assigned.
Maintain and adhere to best practices and standards.
Tests code for expected functionality.