Major Accountability;
- Communicating with project stakeholders to deeply understand product use-cases
- Creating high-quality, simple, flexible code that meets the technical specification (both correct and complete)
- Enforce code quality through test driven development
- Enhance, refactor, and continuously improve the existing codebase
- Communicate effectively with technical and non-technical people
- Proactive in keeping your skills updated
- Develop the most complex features and fix bugs on the back-end codebase of our on-prem and cloud-based products
- Establish and maintain a high level of codebase quality through the well-written, high-coverage unit and integration tests
- Implement and deploy microservices based applications over cloud or on-prem
- Troubleshoot any issues with existing features, live on production
Must Have;
- 3+ year's overall development experience in backend and databases
- Experience with languages like Golang, Python, Java
- Excellent working knowledge of implementing REST based containerized services
- Working knowledge of MySQL and Non-SQL databases like Mongodb
- Strong preference for experience and/or familiarity with cloud native applications, micro services, kubernetes, containers
- Strong knowledge of modern architecture design components like message queues like Rabbitmq and distributed caching systems like Memcached, Redis, Aerospike.
BE / BTech Only
Flexible Working Hours
Product Start Up Culture
AutonomIQ is a cloud platform that enables product and IT teams to autonomously test, release and deploy software, thereby increasing velocity of software releases without compromising quality. With pre-built integrations to common web applications and SaaS providers, customers can instantly create test cases, generate test scripts and test data, and execute tests. Using deep-learning and AI algorithms, detects changes, enables self-healing for test assets and provides advanced diagnostics. In real world situations, has been shown to provide over ~50% improvement in speed and quality compared to existing tools and techniques.
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