
Senior Web Developer/Software Engineer
cFive SolutionscFive Solutions, Inc. (cFive) provides software that aids community supervision agencies in their mission to reduce recidivism, improve lives, and keep communities safe. cFive provides unique, data-driven solutions to government agencies, by enhancing their decision-making with simplified, powerful, and insightful software.
Scope of Work
This role is a Senior level Software Engineer/Developer that is well rounded with the willingness and desire to build applications and have a client facing role. You will be passionate about technology, learning new technology and methodologies with the ability to apply what you learn to solve our client’s challenges. This is an opportunity to be part of a dynamic team and to grow with a company that rewards hard work. You will provide hands-on software design and development expertise for multiple programming languages and system environments, collaborate with team members, project sponsors, and client personnel to devise practical solutions to problems. This is a remote opportunity.
Responsibilities
- Strong understanding of overall software delivery lifecycle and activities.
- Excellent problem solving and troubleshooting skills.
- Experience with Agile methodologies and working with Agile based delivery teams.
- Ability to quickly learn and apply new technologies to every changing issues.
- Knowledge and experience with JSON and object serialization.
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