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Software Engineer

Posted 3 days ago

tata consultancy servicesDeerfield (IL)

SENIORITY

Lead

SALARY

$110,000 per year

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About the role

Software Engineer Must have technical/functional skills: Strong programming experience in Java, JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, .NET, or comparable enterprise technologiesAPI, microservices, cloud, and distributed-system development Automated testing, CI/CD, source control, and code-quality practices Secure coding, observability, performance, and production support Experience with Agile product engineering teams Retail, healthcare, pharmacy, or regulated platform experience preferred
Roles & responsibilities:
  • Design and implement maintainable software aligned with product and architecture requirements.
  • Build APIs, services, integrations, and user-facing capabilities as applicable.
  • Create unit, integration, and automated tests and participate in code reviews.
  • Apply security, privacy, performance, reliability, and accessibility standards.
  • Use logs, metrics, traces, and production insights to improve system health.
  • Troubleshoot defects and incidents and implement sustainable corrective actions.
  • Contribute to technical design, estimation, documentation, and engineering standards.
  • Generic managerial skills, if any:
  • Strong problem-solving, ownership, collaboration, and communication skills. Ability to explain technical decisions and trade-offs to cross-functional partners.
Location: Deerfield, IL
Function: TECHNOLOGY
Role: Engineer
Salary Range: $110,000 - $170,000

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