To build, test and implement in-house well-designed new business applications or modify or upgrade existing business software applications to meet key business goals.
Principle Responsibilities
- Code and test program modules that meet design specifications.
- Integrate technical and application components to meet business requirement.
- Maintain, tune and repair applications in order to keep them performing according to technical and functional specifications.
- Identify configuration changes to applications so that they meet business process requirements.
- Read, understand and effectively implement application specifications into database design.
- Create well designed, reusable objects.
- Develop and conduct testing plans and procedures based upon system requirements.
- Participate in the entire Software development lifecycle, focusing on coding and debugging.
- Work with proven bank frameworks and software quality tools to build high quality software’s.
- Develop high-quality reusable code and libraries that adhere to the bank system architecture principles.
- Troubleshoot and debug applications.
- Comply with all relevant policies, quality controls, procedures and application architecture principles by applying all defined software best practices and frameworks consistent with and supportive of the enterprise application strategy.
- Provide users and systems with post-installation support.
Qualifications Required
- Bachelor’s degree in software engineering, Computer Science or related discipline from a recognized university.
- Agile/Scrum/DevOp certifications are added advantage.
- Minimum of 3 years’ proven experience in Software development industry.
CRDB Commitment
CRDB Bank is dedicated to upholding Sustainability and ESG practices and encourage applicants who share this commitment. The Bank also promotes an inclusive workplace, hence applications from women and individual with disabilities are encouraged.
It is important to note that CRDB Bank does not charge any fees for the application or recruitment process, and any requests for payment should be disregarded as they do not represent the bank’s practices.
