Mid-Level Developer
Moore RMG · Topeka, KS · Yesterday
On-siteInformation TechnologyFull-time
Job Summary
The primary responsibility of the Mid-Level Developer (in-person position) is design, development, delivery, and enhancement of software products for end users. Assists the programming department in developing, testing, and publishing new or enhanced software programs.
Duties/Responsibilities
- Develop and maintain applications to client specifications for data capture, reporting, and data file transfer using appropriate protocol.
- Develop software engineering solutions by analyzing requirements/information; studying the system flow, data usage, and work processes; conferring with users, and investigating software problems areas.
- Document solutions by developing flowcharts, documentation, diagrams, layout, and clear code.
- On assigned architectural designed projects manage junior and middle-level software engineers and be able to delegate effectively.
- Bridge gap between execution and design.
- Implements data models, database designs, data access and table maintenance codes.
- Writes specified software code as required by development plans and blueprints.
- Creates test transactions, test cases and scripts. Conducts tests to find errors and revise programs.
- Setup customized programs for various departments upon request.
- Performs other tasks as assigned.
Required Skills/Abilities
- Experience with C#, ASP.NET, .NET Core/Framework.
- Knowledge of .NET 7 and later versions.
- 3+ years of education or experience in an IT or Data related field.
- Knowledge of source code versioning tools such as Git.
- Familiar with modern versions of Microsoft SQL Server.
- Knowledge of tools like GitHub and Azure DevOps.
- Understanding of XML and Regex.
- Knowledge of PowerShell.
- Verbal and written communication skills.
- Organizational skills and attention to detail.
- Customer service.
- Multitasking and prioritizing.
- Dependability.
- Can communicate with team and internal clients about the effectiveness of the implementation, stated requirements and specific processes.
- Takes the initiative in solving problems and fixing critical errors.
- Independently sets up the development environment.
- Able to work on several projects independently.
- Assist teams in troubleshooting and resolving integrations issues across connected systems.
- Ability to interpret product requirements and iterate on technical design.
- Architects, engineers, tests, and supports highly scalable and maintainable complex, end-to-end custom software applications.
- Complete ownership of their work from design implementation, testing, code review and deployment.
- Adept at troubleshooting and finding solutions to complex issues (finding major bugs during testing and brining resolution in real-time).
- Writing scripts that other team members can use and edit.
- Editing code to improve efficiency.
- Breaking big tasks down into subtasks for each team member on assigned projects.
- Based on project milestones set objectives for junior employees.
- Performing lateral tasks related to the project.
- Can define tactical tasks, write code, guide junior developers, review complex code, and understand applications within scope of work being performed.
- Demonstrate strong debugging, problem solving, and investigation skills.
- Performs security testing, interface testing, end to end testing, user acceptance testing resolving configuration and environment issues collaborating with subject matter experts.
- Validating code of junior programmers and giving constructive feedback and corrections prior to finished software being deployed into production.
- Know how to do unit testing and integration testing and understand how to solve blockers that appear during testing.
- A good understanding of agile methodologies and meetings and able to run them.
- Ability to work under pressure.
- Professional phone and email etiquette.
- Work with cross-functional teams, including the ability to proactively communicate with team members to handle problems and communicate updates.
- Ability to follow directions closely and accurately.
- Excellent communication skills and ability to work in a team environment.
- Create workflow diagrams to demonstrate the functionality of programs before coding them.
- Perform regular audits to identify software inefficiencies and identify recommend improvements – document and continually update all programs when changes are made.
- Able to work independently and collaboratively within multidisciplinary teams.