Associate Software Engineer

Cargill is a global, family-owned company with a mission to nourish the world in a safe, responsible, and sustainable way. They provide food, ingredients, agricultural solutions, and industrial products essential for daily life. Cargill connects farmers to markets, customers to ingredients, and families to everyday essentials, from eggs to edible oils, salt to skincare, and feed to alternative fuels. With 160,000 colleagues in 70 countries, Cargill impacts billions of lives each day.

Associate Software Engineer Position:

This role involves participating in the development and support of new and existing technology solutions for Cargill’s digital future. As an Associate Software Engineer, you’ll be part of a global Digital Technology & Data team, collaborating with cross-functional teams and potentially working directly with customers.

Your responsibilities include:

1. Developing, testing, integrating, maintaining, troubleshooting, and documenting software solutions.
2. Ensuring code quality and incorporating security practices in new and existing applications.
3. Collaborating with the team to adopt agile methodologies, participate in agile ceremonies, and identify improvements.
4. Engaging in peer code reviews and adapting to Cargill’s engineering and development practices.
5. Contributing to the engineering community by sharing technical approaches and skills.
6. Partnering with other teams to deliver digital solutions.
7. Handling basic issues and problems under supervision, escalating more complex issues as needed.

This two-year program involves three eight-month rotations across teams in Atlanta, GA, focusing on:

1. Application experience: Working with systems like ERP, customer/commercial applications, supply chain, trading, smart manufacturing, and non-ERP apps.
2. Platform experience: Focus on areas like infrastructure as code, Cloud, Cyber Security, API Gateway, DXP, Mobile, and Data platforms.
3. Data experience: Working with technologies like Python and SQL.

Graduates of the TDP are placed in Associate Software Engineering roles within Cargill’s Digital Technology & Data (DT&D) department and act as mentors for new program participants.

Compensation:

The expected salary is $78,000. This does not include geographic differentials.

Benefits include:

• Paid holidays and floating holidays.
• Paid time off.
• Comprehensive healthcare plans.
• Short-term and long-term incentives.
• Mental health and wellbeing programs.
• Digital learning library.
• Retirement plans.
• Paid time for volunteer and community outreach opportunities.
• Tuition reimbursement programs.
• Relocation benefits (where applicable).

Community:

Cargill embraces diversity and inclusion through Business Resource Groups (BRGs), fostering an intellectually diverse and supportive environment.