.NET Developer III
.NET Developer III
Posted 10 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- United Airlines Customer Mobile Applications Technology Platform department partners with business and technology leaders across the company to develop Customer
- Mobile iOS and Android Native Apps with smartphone services orchestration layer across functionalities.
- As a senior software developer, you will be responsible for the development of mission critical applications, while working with a team of developers.
- Participate in full development life cycle including requirements analysis and design
- Serve as technical expert on development projects
- Write technical specifications based on conceptual design and stated business requirements
- Support, maintain, and document software functionality
- Identify and evaluate new technologies for implementation
- Analyze code to find causes of errors and revise programs as needed
- Participate in software design meetings and analyze user needs to determine technical requirements
- Consults with Business Analysts and business partners on potential software solutions for business specifications
- Recognized as expert in field, knowledgeable of emerging trends and industry practices
- Conducts the most complex and vital work critical to the organization
- Works without supervision with complete latitude for independent judgment
- May mentor less experienced peers and display leadership as needed
- Works on one or more moderate to complex projects as a project leader
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