Needham, Massachusetts

Software Engineer

USD 90K–105K / yearSoftware engineering (general)

C#SQLSQL ServerHVACCCTVAccess control

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Alarm.com, a company in real estate, construction and proptech, has an open position for Software Engineer. The posting gives Needham, United States as the location. We classify it under software engineering (general). The stack in the posting includes SQL Server, C# and SQL. A university degree is required. There are 31 open positions from Alarm.com on this site, 11 of them in IT and engineering.

Posted today · Last checked 2026-10-30

About Alarm.com

Real estate, construction and proptech Non-tech company with an IT team 31 open positions, 35% in IT and engineering. Most open roles: Software engineering (general) (9), Non-software engineering and technicians (8), People / HR / recruiting (3).

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Workplace	Workplace not stated
Seniority	Not stated
Role	Software engineering (general)
Countries	United States
Languages	C#SQL
Key facts	Stack: C#, SQL, SQL Server · Degree required

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