Software Engineer: Web and Mobile Applications at Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR)

• Participate in architecture design and implementation of new systems and maintenance and extension of existing systems;
• Participate in complex, technical projects using cutting edge technology and innovative designs;
• Lead software component developments in various stages of the full software development life cycle;
• Pro-actively ensure project success from a software development point of view;
• Work with internal and external clients as well as subject matter experts in various disciplines to solve problems;
• Pro-actively research technologies to improve team and systems innovation, processes and productivity;
• Documentation of solutions through technical documentation, code comments and clear code;
• Mentor and coach interns and students.
   

Qualifications, Skills And Experience

• A Bachelor of Engineering degree in computer engineering or an Honours degree in computer science, or equivalent qualification, with at least one year experience as a software engineer;
• A Master’s degree in computer engineering or computer science would be advantageous;
• Experience of technical designs and implementations in the following is a minimum requirement:
• Web, mobile (Android) software design and development;
• Strong working knowledge of object oriented design and implementation using popular methodologies and tools such as Unified Modelling Language (UML);
• Entity Framework experience ;
• ASP.NET Web API and RESTful applications;
• Requirements definition, software design, development, testing, and integration;

Working knowledge of:

• ASP.NET MVC 4 / 5 and later;
• MS SQL Server 2012 and later;
• JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3, JQuery, JSON, node.js;
• Android Java
• C#
• Linq
• Excellent verbal and written communication;
• Ability to work well under pressure and meet deadlines;
• Must be a problem-solver, enthusiastic, self-motivated and a definite self-starter;
• Must have the ability to work as part of teams as well as independently.