Software Developer - ExterNetworks
externetworksPiscataway (NJ)
Software Developer - ExterNetworks
Posted 3 days ago
externetworksPiscataway (NJ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Software DeveloperLocation – Piscataway, NJ & unanticipated client locations throughout USAnalyze, design and develop IT systems in the telecom, networking and marketplace domains. Create user scenarios, prepare data models and design applications workflow. Lead development team towards successful delivery of IT projects. Guide administrators and quality assurance team to test and certify IT projects. Coordinate various software development life cycles including coding, unit testing, system testing, user acceptance testing and deployment. Provide technical leadership to teams through coaching and mentorship. Develop and maintain high standards of software quality by following good practices and habits. Identify the areas of growth and improvement and encourage the team to implement them. Prepare reports, manuals and other documentation on the status, operation and maintenance of software. Analyze and resolve technical and application problems. Research and evaluate a variety of software products. Utilize the following technologies and tools: Java/J2EE, Spring Framework, RestFul APIs, Amazon Cloud, IBM Enterprise Service Bus, Oracle Database, Redshift, NodeJS, AngularJS, Ionic framework; Webstorm, Eclipse STS, SQL Developer, Swagger, GIT, and XMLspyREQUIRES:Master's or equivalent in Computer ScienceInformation Technology, or Computer or Electronics Engineering + minimum 1 year of work experience as Software DeveloperSoftware EngineerApplication Developer or related. (Will accept Bachelor's and 6 years of work experience.)
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