UI Developer React/AWS - 10 + Yrs Exp
samprasoftOwings Mills (MD)
UI Developer React/AWS - 10 + Yrs Exp
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samprasoftOwings Mills (MD)
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About the role
UI Developer React/AWS - 10+ Yrs ExpThe main function of a Software Engineer is to design, develop, implement, test, and maintain business and computer applications software or specialized utility programs including mainframe and client/server applications, and major enhancement of existing systemsJob Responsibilities: Fine-tune and improve a variety of sophisticated software implementation projectsGather and analyze system requirements, document specifications, and develop software solutions to meet client needs and dataAnalyze and review enhancement requests and specificationsImplement system software and customize to client requirementsPrepare the detailed software specifications and test plansCode new programs to client's specifications and create test data for testingModify existing programs to new standards and conduct unit testing of developed programsCreate migration packages for system testing, user testing, and implementationProvide quality assurance reviewsPerform post-implementation validation of software and resolve any bugs found during testingQualifications: Bachelor's degree in a technical field such as computer science, computer engineering or related field required 10+ years experience required A solid foundation in computer science, with strong competencies in data structures, algorithms, and software design Large systems software design and development experience Experience performing in-depth troubleshooting and unit testing with both new and legacy production systems Experience in programming and experience with problem diagnosis and resolution
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