Sr Analyst I Software Engineering (RR-0116030)

Job Description:

Responsibilities:

• • Designing, developing, and maintaining scalable software solutions for complex business problems.
• • Leading technical design discussions and architectural decisions for major features.
• • Reviewing code, provide constructive feedback, and maintain high code quality standards.
• • Collaborating with product managers to refine requirements and propose technical solutions.
• • Identifying and resolving technical debt and system bottlenecks.
• • Providing guidance and training to junior developers to help them grow their skills.
• • Implementing and advocating for best practices.
• • Regularly communicating with stakeholders to ensure alignment on project goals and timelines.
• • Actively participating in retrospectives and suggesting improvements to processes and workflows.

Mandatory Skills Description:

• • 3-5+ years of professional software development experience in either back-end (.NET) or front-end (React.js) or both
• • Solid proficiency in React.js for front-end
• • Solid proficiency in C#.NET for back-end
• • Familiar with testing (unit testing, performance testing, integration testing)
• • Experience building and maintaining large-scale applications and performance optimization.
• • Background in agile development methodologies.
• • Experience with microservices and event driven architecture.
• • Proficiency in SQL Server, Postgres and Redis.
• • Solid understanding of data structures, algorithms, and software design patterns.
• • Strong problem-solving and analytical skills
• • Excellent communication and collaboration skills.

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