Senior Software Engineer

Posted 5 days ago

perennial resources internationalLouisville (KY)

Software Developers Computer Systems Design Services

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About the role

Perform software engineering to support the ongoing development and maintenance of enterprise platforms and applications used by field operations construction and technical teams. Utilize CI/CD tools such as Jenkins, Docker, Harness and Kubernetes. Develop and maintain the Network Engineering platform which provides essential features for OSP network design, ISP, FTTx, automation to support BAU, High Split & RDOF initiatives, as well as tools to diagnose and address network outages. Build REST API's using NodeJS in a business environment. Provide effective technical solutions in alignment with technology-related decisions to ensure project deadlines are met. Mentor new developers and review code. Collaborate with product and engineering leaders to deliver product features in an Agile environment. Build high quality code following unit testing and test-driven development. Design data models and implement efficient queries and aggregate pipelines for any document-based database. Document and maintain software functionality.

Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering, Telecommunications Engineering, Information Technology or related field.4 years of experience in the following: building REST APIs using NodeJS in a business environment; and utilizing a NoSQL Database (such as, but not limited, to MongoDB).3 years of experience in the following: utilizing Agile methodologies to ship code; and in developing enterprise-level GIS application.1 year of experience utilizing CI/CD tools such as Jenkins, Docker, Harness and Kubernetes.

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