Trainee Software Developer
EXPERIENCE
0-1 years
FUNCTIONALAREA
Development
- Develop&supportcustom-builtapplicationsandparticipateintheproductdevelopment.
- Participateintheanalysisofrequirementstounderstandthebusinessandsystemneedsregardinguserinterfaces, applicationenhancements, newfunctionality, andback-endprocesses.
- Codeandmodifysimpleapplicationsusingprogrammingtools. Documentallcodeusingstandardformsandprocedures, adheringtoallnamingconventions.
- Createreportsandworkwithothersinthetechnicalandanalyticalaspectsofreportcreation.
- Participateintheunit, system, anduseracceptancetesting.
- Adoptnewandemergingtechnologiestoprovidesolutionstoclientneeds.
Required Primary Skills:
• Analysis, Development, Enhancement&Support of Projects
- Highly Motivated&Excellent Team Player
- Possess Good Analytical&Debugging Skill
Secondary Skills
• Strong Communicati on Skills
- Performance Driven
- Innovative
- Analytical
- Attention to Detail
- Problem Solving
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