Software Engineer

Job Description

• Designs and implements systems using a variety of languages (e.g. C#, ASP.NET etc.);
• Writes and executes complete testing plans, protocols, and documentation;
• Identifies and debugs, and creates solutions for issues with code and integration into application architecture;
• Collaborates and communicates with management, internal, and outsourced development partners regarding application design status, project progress, and issue resolution;
• Analyses designs to determine coding, programming, and integration activities required based on general objectives and knowledge of overall architecture of product or solution.
• Ensure delivery within tight timelines and meeting the team’s expectation.
• Get involved in the entire lifecycle of the SDLC.
• Understand the requirement and ensure quality deliverables.
• Ensure quality and optimized coding with proper documentation.
• Develop unit plan and perform unit testing and provide continuously improved product experience.
• Actively assist project team wherever required.
• Participate in the technical design.

Job Requirements

• Degree in Information Technology, Computer Science or a related discipline.
• Preferred to have hands-on experience on architecting and developing Microservices. 
• In-depth experience in pure technical roles in development of various software applications.
• Proficient experience on usage of web markup, including HTML5 and CSS3.
• Thorough understanding of usage of the fundamental concepts like Exception Handling, Static block/variables/classes, OOPS concepts, Collections, Multi-Threading, http sessions, session handling, actions, events, implicit objects etc.
• Well verse with the use of XML, JSON and REST services.
• Exposure to an industry-standard database (SQL Server) with awareness of database design and SQL scripting knowledge and performance tuning.
• Work experience on DevOps tools not limited to Docker, Jenkins, Kubernetes.
• Ability to work in a fast-paced and agile development environment and to learn new frameworks/stacks.