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Software Architect

Jason Stockman

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December 10, 2015

Proton seeks a FT Software Architect in SF to lead the design of new technical architectures and solutions, create and continuously monitor upgrades and implementation of all back end arch., including the app programming interface, manage arch. change requests and lead the redesign of software infrastructure to grow from supporting 100k to over 100M users. MS in CompSci plus 18 months experience as Software Architect req, inc fluency in developing in multiple environments, inc Android, iOS, backend to frontend.

Fax resumes to 866-849-7714.

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