Sr. Application Developer
software technologyDallas (TX)
Sr. Application Developer
Posted 5 days ago
software technologyDallas (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Sr. Applications Developer Apex Systems is a world class technology services business that incorporates industry insights and experience to deliver solutions that fulfill our clients’ digital visions. Apex has an opportunity for a Sr. Applications Developer to join our team in a fast paced Financial Services industry client on an exciting project!
Position: Sr. Applications Developer
Location:
Hybrid long term. Remote for now, but expecting to work a hybrid model starting Q3.
Duration: 6 Mo. contract w/ potential to extend or convert based
Position Description:
Follows company software development lifecycle to design, code, configure, test, debug, and document system and application programs. Assists in preparing technical design specifications based on functional requirements and analysis documents. Reviews functional requirements, analysis and design documents and provides feedback. Collaborates with other development staff to achieve quality and consistency. Participates in architecture, design and code reviews. Develops and maintains operational and system level documentation. Identifies intelligence and reporting needs of designated businesses through one-to-one communications. Manages complex projects for supporting multiple business units. Partners with members of other groups and functions within the company to drive results. Monitors technological fields of interest to design and build frameworks. 7 - 9+ years of experience preferred.
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