1 GE Transportation Software Engineer Job

Build innovative software solutions while collaborating with architects, product owners, test engineers and other software engineers.

Design solutions through the process of evaluating basic technology choices and articulating tradeoffs to provide value-added products to modernize the transportation industry.

Write high-standard code applying core data structures and algorithms to deliver software solutions for desired customer-centric functionalities in Java and related technologies such as Hibernate, Spring Boot and Spring technologies, JMS, and relational databases. Deploy the software on AWS and containerized environment using Docker and Kubernetes. Build state of art user interfaces using Angular JS and HTML

Use principles of SDLC and methodologies like Agile, CI/CD with understanding and focus on quality, cyber security and scalability as well as refactoring and unit testing techniques.

BE/BTech/MTech in ECE /Computer Science /EEE /IT or MCA

6 to 10 years of experience in design development of scalable and innovative end-to-end enterprise products and applications using technology stack comprising of Java and related technologies such as

Good understanding of microservices architecture.

Build software which can be deployed on AWS or containerized environment using Docker / Kubernetes

Hands on with Gitlab, and build tools such as Maven / Gradle.

Working knowledge on popular design patterns

Experienced with Agile, DevOps, CI/CD

Proficiency in unit and integration testing, test automation concepts and tools

The successful candidate should understand performance parameters and be able to assess application performance; collaborate with other team members through pair programming and code reviews.

Ability to clearly articulate and voice opinions and present clear rationale. Uses data or factual evidence to influence.

Has the ability to break down problems and estimate time for development tasks.

Seeks to understand problems thoroughly before implementing solutions. Asks questions to clarify requirements when ambiguities are present.

Finds opportunities for innovation and offers new insights. Takes initiative to experiment with new software frameworks.