Software Engineer - Entry Level

• Design, develop and maintain frameworks for web-based applications to enhance performance and reliability
• Participate in the development of new industry-leading products leveraging common technology
• Construct and manage services published to both internal and external consumers
• Collaborate on developing best practices, code reviews, internal tools and process improvements
  
  

Knowledge Share

• Learns skills from more senior developers. Attends user group meetings
  
  

Domain Knowledge

• Little or no knowledge and experience of the domain in which their technical output will be used. Requires guidance from senior developers, product owner to ensure technical solutions meet business needs
  
  

Agile Teamwork

• Exhibits a positive attitude and desire to help the team to succeed. Viewed as a team player by all members of the team. Based on a novice level of product functionality, is viewed more as a learner/observer in all agile activities including sprint planning, daily scrums, sprint retrospectives, and COP meetings.
  
  

Subject Matter Expertise

• Demonstrates expertise in a variety of the field's concepts, practices, and procedures. Performs a variety of complicated tasks. Stays current on changing technology via articles, books, available training
  

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• You've got a bachelor's degree in Computer Science (or a similar field) and less than a year of experience.
• You're comfortable with the idea of communicating with teams, regardless of their location.
• You can code in languages such as .Net, C#, or Java.
• You have familiarity with things like: microservices architecture and testing restful APIs, software engineering tools and processes, building and/or testing frameworks, and consumer-facing applications and databases.
• You also have familiarity with scripting and configuration tools, agile development methodologies, analysis, design, and programming.

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