Software Engineer III

About the position

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Responsibilities

  • Assists in providing guidance to small groups of two to three engineers, including offshore associates, for assigned Engineering projects by providing pertinent documents, directions, examples, and timeline.
  • Provides support to the business by responding to user questions, concerns, and issues (for example, technical feasibility, implementation strategies); researching and identifying needed solutions; determining implementation designs; providing guidance regarding implications of new and enhanced systems; identifying short and long term solutions; and directing users to appropriate contacts for issues outside of associate's domain.
  • Manages small to large-sized complex projects by reviewing project requirements; translating requirements into technical solutions; researching and identifying alternative solutions; determining needed solution based on return on investment and value add to the business; gathering requested information (for example, design documents, product requirements, wire frames); writing and developing code; conducting unit testing; communicating status and issues to team members and stakeholders; collaborating with project team and cross functional teams; identifying areas of opportunity; interpreting information and identifying a solution; ensuring solution is sustainable across implementation and use; troubleshooting open issues and bug-fixes; and ensuring on-time delivery and hand-offs.
  • Troubleshoots business and production issues by gathering information (for example, issue, impact, criticality, possible root cause); performing root cause analysis to reduce future issues; engaging support teams to assist in the resolution of issues; developing solutions; driving the development of an action plan; performing actions as designated in the plan; interpreting the results to determine further action; and completing online documentation.
  • Participates in the discovery phase of small to medium-sized projects to come up with high level design by partnering with the product management, project management, business, and user experience teams.

Requirements

  • Must have experience with: designing and developing mobile applications on iOS and Android platforms
  • working on hybrid mobile application development using Ionic frameworks, Angular, and React-Native
  • using Native APIs for tight integrations with platforms such as Android and iOS
  • working with Native mobile application development using iOS Swift, Objective C and Java languages
  • working on front-end technologies using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Flexbox, Material UI, React-native, Redux, React-Router, Angular, and Ionic
  • working on debugging application issues and defects with React Native debugger
  • eliminating duplicate codes and writing components in reusable ways
  • working with object-oriented concepts and data structures such as HashMap’s and Trees
  • integrating RESTful APIs using Ajax for applications and Alamofire for Native iOS applications
  • working with third-party dependency tools such as babel, webpack, NPM, and yarn
  • working with Agile tools such as JIRA and code management tools such as GitHub
  • Native build tools such as X code, Gradle (Android Studio), Cocoapods , developer accounts and certificates
  • designing and implementing scalable, RESTful Microservices based-web application back-end
  • writing back-end in Java using Spring Boot for simplicity and scalability
  • working on Log4j, Splunk and Kibana for logging errors, messages and performance logs and implementing distributed caching across applications using Spring Security
  • working on web, mobile automation, unit, and accessibility testing using Selenium, Appium, Jest, Chai, Mocha, Cucumber, and Accessibility Inspector
  • back-end workflow testing using JUnit, Mockito and Ready API for automation API testing
  • defining the linting rules and applying Git prehooks for code quality gateway
  • Employer will accept any amount of experience with the required skills.
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