Hybrid Graphtalk Developer en DXC Technology

Job Description:

Primary Responsibilities

To guide and mentor the team To lead modules to completion To be able to work with minimal support or independently To be able to design new solutions and estimate them. To be able to create Business documentation for each business process. To specify, code, test and implement basic programs To assist in modifying company products and/or customer/internal systems To assist in resolving basic production support problems To assist in completing unit testing To participate in quality assurance activities such as peer reviews To create appropriate documentation

Key Skills and experience required

Degree in Computer Science, Computer/Software Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Management Information Systems, similar technical field of study or equivalent experience in a related field. At least 2 – 15 programming experience in Graphtalk based systems. Hands on expertise on Batch implementation and optimization. Should be able to prepare estimation for new requirements based on the User Requirement Documents. Experience in Agile working methodology is a plus. Excellent debugging and coding skills are desirable. Experience implementing high-performance, reusable application development is required Demonstrate effective communication as a member of a development team, ensuring understanding of both verbal and written material

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