The Software Engineer is responsible for coding, testing, and documenting application programs that are moderate to complex in nature, working with accepted development department standards and procedures.

Responsibilities:

Participate in analyzing, designing, writing and testing code, documenting and implementing functionally appropriate, technically sound, and well-integrated application systems. This is completed in accordance with customer requirements and organizational methodologies and standards for new application development as well as existing system enhancements. Participate in new application development and existing system enhancements by coding system features according to system designs. Maintain existing application programs by fixing bugs or clearing up operational deficiencies in both previously released software and software slated for future release. Assure program, module and system integrity through thorough testing and adherence to company standards and procedures. Work through all phases of the software development life cycle, including research, design, analysis, requirements, implementation, test automation, and maintenance. Utilize new technologies and tools to modify products and provide integration with applications developed internally and externally. Prepare and modify program and system documentation. Provide guidance to less experienced team members to ensure knowledge transfer and training are successfully meeting department goals. Achieve departmental goals and timelines. Perform other duties as assigned

Complexity:

Demonstrate the ability to take increasingly difficult assignments and successfully implement it with little or no help from more senior resources. Demonstrate a high degree of skill, efficiency and be a leader to the less experienced development staff. Develop programs that are moderate to complex in nature, adhering to established departmental standards. Learn and implement new technologies and architectures within a reasonably quick timeframe while producing and testing high-quality software. Demonstrate strong knowledge of software development practices, concepts, and technologies obtained through formal training and work experience. Demonstrate strong knowledge of required programming languages. Demonstrate strong knowledge of the technical/business environment. Effectively partner, communicate and negotiate with business analyst, development and support groups in order to gather and communicate business requirements. Work on individual programs that are part of a much larger application. Adapt to changing products and technologies. Fix bugs in existing, often unfamiliar programs, under considerable time constraints. Manage and prioritize often conflicting tasks and interruptions so as to minimize their impact on the current deadlines and workload.