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Software Engineer

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sherlocktalentTallahassee (FL)

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About the role

Overview Are you atalented Software Engineer withstrong OOP skills? This may be your opportunityto join a great software company that is truly focused on their employees. They have an excellent training and onboarding program as well as a competitive salary and excellent benefits including a month of vacation in year one!
Responsibilities: The primary work loadwill be based on backend development. You will be customizing existing software for new clients and developing new software and interfaces. About half of the work will be new development and the balance maintenance. We are looking for software engineers that are not tied to a single programming language and more interested in applying their OOP skills to whatever development language is needed for the job.
Qualifications: Computer Science degree Minimum 1 year on-the-job experience (ideally 3+) SQL experience for querying and database updates Experience with one or more OOP languages (i.e. C++, C#, Java, Python, etc) South Florida based or willing to relocate (some remote work, but not 100%) Any experience with web services such as JSON/SOAP/REST Experience with Unit testing Exposure to Continuous integration and XML/XSD Team player – you will be working with your engineering peers, as well as customer-facing colleagues to provide top customer solutions Strong communications skills both verbal and written Legal status to work for any employer in the U.S. is required. No visas or 3rd party contractors. Apply now or share with a friend. We love to share $500 candidate referral bonuses!

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