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David Careers

JOB ID 12481: Software Developer

Posted 48 days ago

software professionalsFlower Mound (TX)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Lead

SALARY

$156,998.00 to $160,000.00/year

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About the role

Design, develop, and maintain applications focusing on operational security and scalability. Involve in entire software development life cycle (SDLC) activities of the project including, requirement gathering from the business owners of the product, performing analysis on the requirements, providing design solutions, discussing the technical and non-technical aspects on the design with concerned teams, development, testing and support operations. Compile and assess user feedback to recommend and improve existing software products. Create technical specifications and document application functionality as a reference for future maintenance and upgrades. Develop User Interfaces with clear and attractive designs with intuitive navigations using Java, Kotlin, and Swift. Develop, test and deploy updates and bug fixes to the application using CI/CD pipelines. Participate in a tight-knit engineering team employing agile software development practices.
Requirements: Bachelor's degree in CS, IT, Engg or related with at least 60 months of experience. Salary ranges between $156,998.00 to $160,000.00/year. Send resume to: reena@spius.net including the JOB ID. Travel and relocation to various unanticipated client locations throughout the United States may be required. Equal Opportunity Employer.60 Months of Experience Flower Mound, TX, (Full-Time) Software Development Job ID 12481

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