About Ellucian

Ellucian powers innovation for higher education, partnering with approximately 3,000 customers across 50 countries, serving more than 21 million students. Ellucian's AI-powered platform, trained on the richest dataset available in higher education, drives efficiency, personalized experiences, and strengthened engagement for all students, faculty and staff. Fueled by decades of experience with a singular focus on the unique needs of learning institutions, the Ellucian platform features best-in-class SaaS capabilities and delivers insights needed now and into the future. These solutions and services span the entire student lifecycle, including data-rich tools for student recruitment, enrollment, and retention to workforce analytics, fundraising, and alumni engagement. Ellucian's innovative solutions, vast ecosystem of partners and user community of more than 45,000 provides best practices leading to greater institutional success and achieving better student outcomes.

About the Chance





Higher education customers are transforming to modern campuses while leveraging technology and solutions to enable student success. We are currently looking for Lead Software Engineer – Full Stack to join our Allocation Based Registration product team. Looking for someone innovative, intellectually curious, that has a solution-oriented attitude and enjoys learning new tools and technologies and that enjoys working in an agile environment, having technical expertise in full-stack application development using Node.JS and React and hands-on experience with the full software development cycle, from design to deployment.
You will work with a team of developers who are passionate about delivering world-class, customer-focused SaaS solutions for higher education. This is a high impact role collaborating with the product manager, development team members, and other stake holders in a highly matrixed environment If you are excited in shaping the future of higher education a

📌 Lead Software Engineer (India)
🏢 Ellucian
📍 India