Vonage Engineering Mission: We embody the notion of be what’s next now! We envision, develop and manage technology to connect the world. Our team brings excellence, passion, creativity and curiosity to the job. We look at the business environment and technologies in new and challenging ways, striving to develop and deliver integrated whole-system solutions to meet our customers’ ever-changing needs.

 

Why this role matters

Software Engineers build the infrastructure and business logic for the next generation of unified communication platforms. We work cross-functionally to understand business requirements, evaluate alternative approaches and ensure software and systems are accessible and easy to use. We live on the leading edge of system and component design, developing solutions that serve millions of users and businesses all over the world. You can join our team as a Senior Software Engineer, bringing your experience and expertise to help move us forward.

 

IF THIS SOUNDS LIKE YOU, CONTINUE READING BELOW…….

 

What you will do

·   Independently design, develop, test and document moderately complex software systems and applications.

·   Collaborate with analysts, peers and other stakeholders on projects to develop highly complex systems.

·   Estimate software development tasks to within predictable variances, ensuring alignment with specified functional and business requirements.

·   Handle full application development cycle, from requirements to production.

·   Write end-to-end automated tests to provide code coverage for business-critical components.

·   Ensure quality, performance and adherence to established specifications.

·   Identify variances and recommend steps for resolution.

·   Present system alterations and designs to peers and colleagues.

·   Envision innovating disruptive technologies, sell your ideas and collaborate with in-house experts to bring your vision to life.

·   Help define and support coding standards.

·   Provide guidance to less experienced team members.

What you will bring

·   Comprehensive knowledge of the technical and process characteristics and advantages of Vonage products and services.

·   Strong experience with Java and the latest technologies such as AWS, Terraform, micro-service architecture, MongoDB, MySQL and Docker.

·   Experience with Linux.

·   Experience with Object Oriented Design Principles.

·   Ability to:

o Apply analytical skills to evaluate and interpret complex technical and system problems.

o Confidently see a project through from beginning to end.

o Work effectively with technical and non-technical people.

o Independently tackle challenges and lead others through project steps and technical challenges.

What is required for application

Required

·   Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering or related field.

·   Prior experience (5+ years) in a Software Engineering position.

Preferred

Experience in Agile software development methodology: Scrum, Kanban, etc.

 

What is in it for you

In addition to providing exciting work, career advancement opportunities, and a collaborative work environment, Vonage provides competitive pay and benefits including unlimited discretionary time off and tuition reimbursement.

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