axon

Staff Software Engineer, Justice

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At a Glance

Location
United States
Experience
12+ years
Posted
2026-02-04T16:55:34-05:00

Key Requirements

Required Skills

AngularDockerJavaJavaScriptKubernetesReactSQLScalaTypeScript

Domain Knowledge

  • Engineering

Requirements

12+ years of experience in software engineering

Experience driving technical strategy with impact across multiple teams

Expertise in building large scale cloud services, including deep knowledge with different database technologies such as SQL, NoSQL, and queuing systems

Experience designing and delivering high-availability, scalable cloud-based systems

Backend cloud experience in managed languages such as Java, Scala, Go, C#, or similar

Frontend experience with JavaScript, Typescript, React, Angular or similar technologies.

Compensation & Benefits

Competitive salary and 401k with employer match

Discretionary paid time off

Paid parental leave for all

Medical, Dental, Vision plans

Fitness Programs

Emotional & Mental Wellness support

Responsibilities

The Justice and Corrections team is building new solutions to improve efficiency, accountability, and equity in the Criminal Justice and Corrections systems to create better outcomes for everyone involved.

As a Staff Software Engineer on the Justice & Corrections team at Axon, you’ll help prosecutors, public defenders and corrections officers better manage enormous workloads.

You will help ease the pain of both victims and the accused by ensuring justice is administered fairly and efficiently.

Using your experience building large-scale cloud services, you will collaborate with other Staff and Senior Engineers to shape and drive the technical direction for the team.

Your strong system design skills will aid you in taking a holistic approach to ensuring our products meet high standards including fault-tolerance, scalability, performance, etc.

Your customer-obsession leads you to join forces with product and design to imagine and deliver innovative solutions to key customer problems.