Before It Closes: The Job Every CS Major Wants

Adobe just posted an entry-level position on WayUp for a Web UI Software Engineer, and we’re putting it on blast for all the CS-loving seniors and recent grads out there. Rated as 4 stars on Glassdoor and with $2 – 5 billion in revenue each year, Adobe is a company bound to be a lucrative position for any qualified young professional. Especially when you consider that the average starting salary for a Software Engineer at the company is over $100k per year.

As a Web UI Software Engineer, you will directly impact the user experience by designing new web-based user interfaces. Your role will also involve collecting technical requirements for optimized data visualization and solving “complex business and technical problems involving large-scale data aggregation.

To apply, you must be pursuing or have received a BS in Computer Science or a related field, have software development experience with modular JavaScript frameworks, and be a detail-oriented self-starter.

This position is open to all schools, and it only has 16 applicants spots available! If you’re ready to join an incredible and well-known company that’s transforming the digital landscape, apply on WayUp today.
P.S. If you’re more interested in pursuing an engineering role, say, at one of the world’s leading producers of entertainment, Viacom is also hiring an Associate Software Engineer.

Kema Christian-Taylor

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