iOS Developer
software technologyPasadena (CA)
iOS Developer
Posted 3 days ago
software technologyPasadena (CA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Sr. Software Engineer The Sr. Software Engineer will contribute to design sessions, perform coding and code reviews, unit testing, integration testing, ensure quality deliverables/releases and will adhere to the established SDLC guidelines.
Responsibilities:
- Gathers, verifies, and educates others on technical requirements
- Develops technical designs for self and others as required
- Discovers and shares lessons learned and best practices
- Documents and updates new and existing documentation with latest learnings
- Mentors and trains others
- Learns from other teams and shares within own team
- Authors programming tasks for a user story or complete feature set
- Breaks down epics spanning multiple code modules into self-contained user stories
- Debugs code across n-tiers of code
- Implements unit testing within own code.
- Leads peer code reviews
- Leads effort to drive overall code testability
- May provide guidance and training to enable other team members to meet/expectations.
- Establishes project plans for projects of moderate scope.
- Works on multiple projects concurrently.
- Establishes on-time and on-budget project goals.
- Maintains status of project and monitors activities of team members.
- Works across teams to achieve group goals.
- Identifies opportunities for continuous improvement.
- Participates in user/external group discussions.
- Perform other duties as needed.
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