Software Developer ( Java )
intersourcesBeverly (NJ)
About the role
Software Developer (Java)This is a full-time, on-site role for a Software Developer located in Beverly, NJ (near Philadelphia). The position will be responsible for developing, maintaining, and optimizing software solutions for clients' lottery drawing systems. Daily tasks will include writing, testing, and debugging digital products using Java, PHP, and HTML, and designing and implementing software solutions. You will also ensure the performance and reliability of client/server applications, web applications, and embedded systems. Collaboration with cross-functional teams, including engineers, marketing professionals, and customers, will be fundamental to enhancing clients' world-class products.
Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in Comp. Sci, Software Engineering, or a related discipline (equivalent work experience will be considered)3+ years of professional software development experience using Java, or demonstrable Java project experience Strong skills in software development and programming, with a focus on producing efficient and high-quality code. A firm understanding of principles of scalable, maintainable software, such as DRY and SRPAbility to troubleshoot, debug, and optimize software applications Strong understanding of Linux — strong plus Some experience with PHP development — strong plus Strong understanding of SQL, relational databases, and data structures — strong plus Experience with developing and deploying to embedded systems — strong plus Understanding of quality documentation and good software security practices — strong plus Excellent problem-solving and communication skills Strong collaborative skills for working across all departments in a close-knit organization. Ability to work well under pressure while meeting deadlines. Experience in gaming, lottery, or manufacturing industries is a plus Experience or familiarity with ISO standards such as 9001 and 27001 are desirable
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