Senior Software Engineer - Static Code Analysis

About us:

Gable.ai is a Seattle-based startup revolutionizing the data industry. Through our data communication, change management, and collaboration platform, we empower developers to build and manage data assets, bridging the gap between data producers and consumers to upscale data quality. Fresh out of stealth mode and backed by prominent venture partners, our mission is to reshape data management by fostering collaboration and innovation. Join us in transforming the landscape of the data industry!

As a Static Code Analysis Expert at Gable.ai , you will be at the forefront of developing and integrating static code analysis tools that are core to our product offerings. Your role will involve designing, implementing, and maintaining static analysis tools and features that help improve the quality, security, and maintainability of our clients' codebases. You will work closely with our engineering team to integrate these tools seamlessly into our platform.

Responsibilities:

• Tool Development: Design, develop, and implement static code analysis tools and features as part of the Gable.ai product.
• Integration: Collaborate with the engineering team to integrate static analysis tools into the Gable.ai platform, ensuring they work efficiently with existing systems.
• Code Analysis: Create algorithms and techniques to analyze code for potential issues such as bugs, performance issues, and code smells.
• Automation: Develop automated processes to run static code analysis as part of the CI/CD pipelines.
• Collaboration: Work closely with product managers, software engineers, and other stakeholders to understand requirements and deliver effective static analysis solutions.
• Continuous Improvement: Continuously improve the static code analysis tools based on feedback, industry trends, and advancements in the field.
• Documentation: Maintain comprehensive documentation of the static analysis tools, processes, and best practices.
• Training: Provide training and support to internal teams and clients on how to effectively use the static code analysis tools.