Software Engineer III

C.H. Robinson is seeking a Software Engineer III for its AI Platform team. The role delivers shared tools, frameworks, and software patterns, builds features for Agentic Workflows, and supports secure, scalable software development across the organization.

Responsibilities:

• Working hands on to deliver key technical features for the team
• Deliver features for project work related to building Agentic Workflows
• Increase code quality through code reviews and writing unit, integration and acceptance tests
• Optimize, refactor and reuse code to improve performance and maintainability
• Write code using secure engineering patterns and by finding, fixing and enhancing security in existing applications
• Maintain knowledge of emerging technologies
• Mentor and coach other software engineers; proactively seek mentorship from others
• Contribute to the team goal setting process for software development, ensuring that deliverables accomplish continuous improvement, and speed to delivery

Requirements:

• 5+ years of Enterprise Application Development experience
• Experience with AI Tools (ie Copilot, Cursor, etc)
• Experience working with common server software including, but not limited to, Kafka, Elastic, RabbitMQ, Vault, Redis, & MongoDB
• Proven experience designing, building and maintaining REST APIs written in .NET, C#, Node.js or comparable software stack
• Experience building and using automation tools, CI/CD, unit testing, and promoting a culture of quality software development
• Proficiency in Web UI development with JavaScript/TypeScript using modern frameworks (e.g., React)
• Experience building highly scalable, performant software
• A mindset of continual learning, growth, and entrepreneurial spirit
• MCP, Agent Frameworks, Experience with Building Apps Using Cloud Hosted Models like Azure Cognitive Services, or Google VertexAI
• Experience working with cloud specific technology including, but not limited to, Azure for delivering containerized & PaaS software solutions
• Experience designing eventually consistent software systems
• Undergraduate degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, MIS or related field of study