Software Developer

Job description / Role

What will you do..

Role purpose : Develop software for delivery in international environment.

Key accountabilities and decision ownership:
- Able to understand the different forms of technical requirements.
- Participate in implementation and smoke test phases of development cycle phases.
- Update current software systems, making improvement suggestions.
- Create well designed, testable, efficient code.
- Assist in preparation and production of releases of software components.
- Participate in babysitting at launching phase for customers.

Key performance indicators:
- Postproduction errors.
- Function points delivered per time unit.
- Team success in meeting its targets.

Core competencies, knowledge and experience:
- Creative thinking.
- Strong attention to details.
- Excellent interpersonal skills.
- Proficiency in English (both spoken and written) a must;

Requirements

Must have technical/ professional qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree in computer science or similar.
- Knowledge and understanding of object-oriented programming concepts.
- Knowledge of one OOP language - preferably Java.
- Knowledge of web architectures and web services (HTTP, SOAP, REST, JSON, etc.) is a plus.
- Knowledge & understanding of Database concepts and SQL. Hands on either Oracle PL/SQL or Postgres PL/pgSQL is a plus.
- Knowledge and understanding of Microservices architectures and frameworks like Spring Boot is a plus.
- Knowledge of Apache platforms like Axis2, Tomcat, ActiveMQ, Kafka, synapase and Camel is a plus.

About the Company

At Vodafone, we are known for our technology, but the truth is, it is humanity that drives our business forward. With the global pandemic raising so many questions for tech brands, it has highlighted the leading role that we need to play.

We believe that, when working together, humanity and technology can find the answers and create a better future for all.

Working at Vodafone is all about helping people feel ready to benefit from new technology. We bring the future to even the most remote places, using technology to help families in disaster zones, showing young people that a phone is not just for fun and thinking about technology that doesn’t even exist yet.