Senior Software Engineer, Identity

More than seven billion people depend on farms for healthy and affordable food.

By 2050, the global population will surpass nine billion and farmers will need new ways to deliver on this surging demand.

They’ll be seeking options that both sustain the environment and help them to be economically viable, and are increasingly turning to the world’s leading Farm Management Software (FMS), Granular.

As an organization, we are committed to delivering the most innovative and industry leading digital products that our customers will love.

This Senior Software Engineer II position will be a ground floor member of our identity team.

The team will implement single sign on using the OAuth standard and own the sign on experience of our product.

Experience with AWS, Azure, Python, React, and/or OAuth will give you an edge, but is not required.

At Granular, you’ll have the opportunity to work with a top-tier leadership team with proven entrepreneurial expertise to reshape the $3 trillion agriculture industry.

We’re growing quickly, and expanding our team.

We’re looking for proactive, intellectual, and versatile individuals to join our team to improve the lives of our farmers.

Throughout the pandemic, we’ve provided an employee-focused response to COVID-19 where safety is key.

As of July 2021, we reopened our Johnston, IA and Champaign, IL office hubs and now offer a hybrid approach of intentional in office time to work and collaborate, balanced with the flexibility to work from home.

Our San Francisco office will reopen this fall.

What You’ll Get To Do:

• Own our login experience front to back
• Work with internal and external teams to use our authentication for their products
• Enable services based in AWS to authenticate via Azure B2C
• Support secure service to service interactions (internally and with third party partners)

Who You Will Do It With:

• A product centered team including a product manager, engineering manager, designer, and other engineers
• Professionals continuously working on helping each other improve
• People focused on developing mutual trust

Who You Are: 

• A great teammate
• An engineer wants to be full stack (bonus points for front-end expertise)
• A growth minded professional looking to receive and provide feedback

Perks and Benefits: 

• Upward mobility.

  We are growing and need talent who can take on increasingly challenging and rewarding roles

• Flexible Vacation Policy + Sick Time
• 10 paid company holidays per year
• 401k Matching Program
• Employer sponsored Medical, Dental, Vision, Disability and Life Insurance
• Healthcare and Dependent Care FSA
• Family Parental Leave
• Learning Programs and Employee Development
• Open floor plan and dog-friendly offices when offices re-open
• As of July 2021, we reopened our Johnston, IA and Champaign, IL office hubs and now offer a hybrid approach of intentional in office time to work and collaborate, balanced with the flexibility to work from home.

  Our San Francisco office will reopen this fall.

Who We Are:

Granular is Farm Management Software (FMS) that is helping thousands of farmers to build stronger farms today and steward their lands for generations to come.

Granular uniquely combines an industry-leading support team with the most recommended suite of easy-to-use powerful software to help farmers and their teams run all aspects of their farm business.

From financials to agronomy to operations, farmers are now able to make data-driven decisions with greater confidence in an increasingly challenging environment.

Granular was founded in 2014 with the mission of helping farmers run more profitable and efficient business instead of maximizing bushels.

Built as a collaboration between several of the most advanced family farms and top technology investors including Google Ventures, Granular is widely credited for launching the first modern, built in the cloud and mobile-centric FMS in 2014.

In 2017, Corteva Agriscience acquired Granular to bring together the best technologists, scientists, and entrepreneurs from across the world with its global presence and deep resources to serve the needs of farmers through the transformative effects of digital technologies.

Today, our over 400 passionate employees are on a mission helping our customers solve their problems today and for food demands in the future by shaping agriculture through continuous innovations in farm productivity, profitability, and environmental sustainability.

Granular is San Francisco-based, with offices worldwide.

Granular is an independent, wholly-owned subsidiary of Corteva Agriscience (NYSE:CTVA), a spin off of DowDuPont™.

Learn more about our company and people at ( Twitter, @GranularAg, and Instagram, @Granular_Ag, or facebook.com/GranularAgriculture/ (

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