Senior Programmer Analyst

Basic Functions

• Source code available on Git, Coding champion and so on.
• Produce scalable and flexible, high-quality code that satisfies both functional and non-functional requirements
• Develop, deploy, test and maintain technical assets in a highly secure and integrated enterprise computing environment & Support functional testing and UI/UX testing
• Responsible for participating in architecture, data modeling, and overall design sessions.
• Co-ordinate with development & business teams to ensure the smooth execution of the project.
• Collaborate/communicate with on-site project team and business users as required
• Cross train & mentor team members to encourage knowledge sharing.
  
  

• Strong problem solving and analytical skills and the ability to “roll up your sleeves” and work to create timely solutions and resolutions, to validate, verify, communicate, and resolve application issues.
• Ability to work on multiple product features simultaneously.
• Quick learner with ability to understand product’s functionality end to end.
• Opportunity to try out bleeding edge technologies to provide POC, which will be evaluated and put on use if approved.
• Experience with Strong knowledge of algorithms, design patterns and fundamental computer science concepts & data structures
• Experience working in Agile methodologies (SCRUM) environment and familiar with iterative development cycles.
• Experience implementing authentication, authorization with OAuth and use of Single Sign On, SAML based authentication.
  
  

• Review with the Overall Product Manager & AVP for improvements in the product development lifecycle
• Assessment meeting with VP & above for additional product development features.
• Train & Mentor, the juniors in the team
  
  

• Communicate with onshore stakeholders & Executive Team Members.
• Help the Product Management Group set the product roadmap & help in identifying future sellable product features.
• Client Interactions to better understand expectations & streamline solutions. If required there should be a bridge between the client and the technology teams.