CADD Station Developer
acestackSeattle (WA)
About the role
CADD Station Developer
Location:
Seattle, WA FTEMust Have Technical/Functional Skills 5+ years of experience with computing and programming language like C++, C, across native Unix platforms. Deep knowledge of software/hardware compatibility and solutions approach. Experience with project management tools like Team Foundation Server, Quality Center Experience with relational databases such as SQL-Server, Oracle, Teradata Experience with configuration control tools such as GIT, Visual Source Safe, Clear Case, SCCSExperience with Windows, Solaris, Linux (Oracle 8+ and Red Hat 6-7) operating systems Experience with documentation tools such as Microsoft tools such as Word, Visio, and PowerPointExperience in developing software solutions in the Java/modern programming language. Experience with developing web applications
Roles & Responsibilities:
- Leads and performs the design, program, test, implementation and documentation of complex computing applications and software or computing architecture and computing application system designs in Electrical Engineering Systems
- Maintains the CADDStation suite of application running on Solaris system hosted on Linux OS.Monitors and maintains the CADDStation Ecosystem hosted on Solaris platform
- Leads analysis of end user processes to define application requirements
Contributes with complex Unix based solutions for hardware/software upgrade and refactoring.
Modifies or upgrades complex applications to maintain functionality and performance in Electrical Domain
Identifies and recommends improvements
Identifies and resolves complex programming or application architecture problems
Identifies issues and provides solutions to multiple issues that may be found
Generic Managerial Skills, If any
Effective leadership and mentorship skills. Exceptional communication to bridge technical and non-technical teams. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Ability to manage multiple programs and priorities simultaneously.
Stakeholder management and cross-functional collaboration.
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