Senior Software Engineer
Company: ron turley associates
Location: Glendale, AZ (Remote)
Salary: $200,000 - $220,000 a year
Type: Full-time
Remote: Yes
Posted: 2026-08-29
About this role
Senior Software Engineer (Full-Stack Mastermind)
$200k – $220k / year
Fully remote
Description
Most software engineers write code. We're looking for someone who changes the trajectory of a product.
Do you thrive on owning a problem from the database all the way through the user experience? Can you move comfortably between designing an API, debugging a production issue, optimizing a SQL query, and improving a front-end workflow? Are you the type of engineer who sees a complicated problem, figures out what needs to happen, and ships a solution other people thought would take twice as long?
And just as importantly: are you already figuring out how AI changes the way great software gets built?
If so, read on.
I'm the Head of Engineering at RTA, and I'm looking for a Senior Software Engineer to help build and evolve Fleet360, our fleet management SaaS platform. This is a high-ownership, high-impact role. You won't just be executing tickets. You'll be shaping solutions, making architectural decisions, working across the stack, and raising the engineering bar for the people around you.
We are also serious about becoming an AI-first engineering organization. That doesn't mean blindly generating code and shipping whatever an LLM spits out. It means using AI as a force multiplier throughout the software development lifecycle: understanding unfamiliar code, exploring solutions, generating and reviewing implementations, writing tests, debugging issues, documenting systems, automating repetitive work, and dramatically increasing the speed at which a great engineer can deliver great software.
We want engineers who are actively figuring out how to work differently because these tools exist.
This role is not for everyone. If you prefer clearly scoped tasks, minimal ambiguity, staying exclusively in one layer of the stack, and steady incremental work, we'd still love to have you, just not in this seat.
This role is for engineers who see an undefined problem and feel ...