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Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # Internal Applications Engineer - Network Evolution - **Company:** THE STRATEGY NETWORK, LLC - **Location:** United States - **Contract:** Permanent contract - **Skills:** Clean Code Principles, Java (Programming Language), JavaScript (Programming Language), Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), Artificial Intelligence, Amazon Web Services, Databases, Data Structures, Cursor (Graphical User Interface Elements), Software Debugging, JSON, Python (Programming Language), OAuth, SQL Databases, Workflow Management Systems, Large Language Models, Snowflake, Git, Pytest, Containerization, Information Technology, Operational Systems, Software Coding, JestJS, Restful APIs, Webhooks, Data Pipelines, Servicenow - **Published:** September 4, 2026 - **Apply:** https://startup.jobs/internal-applications-engineer-network-evolution-bandwidth-2-8937389 ## About the Role Education: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Data Sciences, Information Technology, or a related field - or equivalent hands-on experience., * Python and/or JavaScript in a production or project context * REST API integration, in any language or platform * Familiarity with workflow automation platforms * Experience with SQL and Snowflake * Regular use of AI development tools (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, or similar) * Experience with automated testing frameworks like Pytest or Vitest - you write tests alongside code, not after the fact * Exposure to developing in cloud platforms like AWS Technical Skills * Software fundamentals: functions, data structures, control flow, and writing code other people can read and maintain * Ability to read API docs, parse error messages, and diagnose issues on your own * Understanding of authentication patterns (API keys, OAuth, tokens) and when to use them * Familiarity with JSON, webhooks, and event-driven patterns * Basic understanding of containerization and cloud deployment * Ability to build and maintain databases, create schemas, and generate SQL's * Understanding of data security and privacy best practices Soft Skills * You communicate clearly - whether you're working with an engineer or a business stakeholder * You adapt well when priorities shift (and they will) * You follow a problem until you truly understand it, not just until it stops throwing errors * You take quality seriously: documentation, testing, and clean code matter to you Bonus Points * Basic knowledge of Voice Telecom Networks * You can write working Python, Java and debug problems independently * You use Git as a habit - commit often, review incrementally * You can explain what you built, the tradeoffs you made, and how to run it in production * You're genuinely curious and persistent - you like understanding why, not just what ## Description * Automate what slows us down. Dig into voice costing, routing, pricing, and carrier management workflows to find where work could be optimized - then build smart solutions using generative AI, workflow orchestration, and conventional software to fix it. * Build internal tools teams actually love. Develop and maintain user-facing applications, deployed on the team's AWS and Snowflake infrastructure. We care a lot about reliability and clean user experiences. * Configure and maintain integrations between Bandwidth's operational platforms - ServiceNow, Drivetrain, TEOCO, Snowflake, and others - using Software to identify, orchestrate across systems and streamline workflows with best ROI. * Support data pipelines. Help build and maintain workflows that land data from operational systems into Snowflake so downstream teams always have what they need. * Put AI to work. Use LLM APIs (Anthropic, OpenAI, and others) to build solutions that surface insights, automate responses, and sharpen decision-making. Lean on AI-assisted tools like Claude Code as a daily part of your workflow. * Write scripts that scale. Build Python and JavaScript automations to reduce repetitive work and extend capabilities across the team's stack. * Test, ship, and iterate. Write tests alongside your code (not as an afterthought), collect feedback from real users, and keep making things better. * Document as you go. Leave things better than you found them - clear documentation of what you built, why, and how to operate it. * Collaborate with people who care. 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