Software Engineer
argyle infotechSan Bruno (CA)
About the role
Software EngineerLocation: San Bruno, CA Duration: Long TermJob Description: The Software Engineer position will be responsible for hands on development as well as lead the development of Next Generation Enterprise solutions for Global eCommerce. The SE will be responsible for application development in support of the multiplatform roadmap. Responsible for application architecture, ensure high performance, scalability and availability for those applications. Areas of responsibility include: Involved in planning of system and development deployment as well as responsible for meeting software compliance standardsDrives technical vision and influences product roadmap and visionImplement largescale, complex, crossfunctional projectsLeads the discovery phase of large projects to develop high level designSupervise the work of crossfunctional groups of engineers, including offshore associatesDirects root cause analysis of critical business and production issuesDocuments testing and maintenance of application corrections and improvements Influence decisions, builds consensus, and resolves conflicts constructively and proactivelySupports business objectives and ensures the business needs are being metMinimum Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or Computer Information Systems 7+ years of experience in eCommerce Software development 7+ years of programming experience in architecting highly scalable & performing Web Applications 5+ years of experience with Open Source technologies 4+ years of developing / architecting high transaction high throughput systems is a must 2+ years of experience in agile ways of working in a distributed geographical modelPlease share Resume on manojd@argyllinfotech.
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