Olo
Software Engineer - BrandX
Belfast, Northern Ireland, Remote. Posted a month ago
The role
You will join the BrandX team as a Software Engineer, building the Dashboard that restaurant brands use, the internal Admin application, and the billing and invoicing systems. You will own small-to-medium features end to end, write and review code, and take part in on-call.
What you will do
- Learn the BrandX domain, technology stack, and the teams you work with
- Own small-to-medium features end to end from requirement to shipping
- Write code that meets team standards and take part in code reviews
- Build reliable, maintainable software with test coverage that matches risk
- Contribute to the delivery pipeline, including test coverage, CI, and deployment
- Use Claude Code and GitHub Copilot as your default way of building
- Troubleshoot and debug production issues
- Take part in daily stand-ups, retrospectives, game days and training
- Join the on-call rotation as your responsibilities grow
Required qualifications
- Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience
- 1 to 3 years of professional software engineering experience, or a strong portfolio of shipped projects
- Working knowledge of C# and .NET
- Comfort reading code you did not write
- Some experience building web UIs; React and TypeScript are used, but any modern framework is a fine starting point
- Comfortable with SQL and relational data
- Understanding of unit, integration, and end-to-end tests
- Daily use of AI coding agents such as Claude Code, and able to explain the fundamentals behind what they generate
- Ask questions early, write things down, and work with colleagues in other time zones
Before you apply
- This is the first hire in Northern Ireland for a team of seven engineers spread across the US and Europe
About the company
Olo is a restaurant technology provider with ordering, payment, loyalty and guest engagement solutions on an open SaaS platform. Over 800 restaurant brands use Olo, and the company is investing in Belfast and Northern Ireland as a key hub.