Software Engineer
quest diagnosticsMinneapolis (MN)
About the role
Quest Diagnostics is looking for a Software Engineer to create well-designed, effective, testable, and specification-compliant code and carry out the entire product development lifecycle.
Responsibilities:
Create new functionalities and redesign certain aspects of an already-existing system.
Engage in prototyping, reviews, and test-driven, iterative development with a development team.
Create and write middle- and back-end code in an organized and effective manner.
Implement scalable and robust services.
Develop external and internal APIs.
Develop and run unit and performance tests to ensure scalability and reliability.
Review and debug code.
Develops documentation, flowcharts, layouts, diagrams, charts, code comments, and clean code to explain and show solutions.
Determines and designs system specifications, standards, and programming to prepare and install solutions.
Requirements:
Between 1 and 3 years of experience in software engineering
Experience developing server-side web applications in Java
Experience developing Java Web Services with public API (e.g. REST, SOAP)
Proficient in object-oriented development
Able to effectively and quickly adopt new technology
Knowledge of Java frameworks, architecture, and design patterns
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