Senior Developer

Job Description

This role is for one of the Weekday's clients

Roles and Responsibilities:

• Develop and enhance software solutions to drive new product development or product upgrades.
• Build web interfaces and management systems to support operational needs.
• Design, integrate, test, and package new products, ensuring high performance and reliability.

Essential Skills and Experience:

• Strong expertise in networking protocols such as HTTP, DNS, or DHCP.
• Deep understanding of Linux and its ecosystem.
• 1+ year of hands-on experience with Python for development and automation.
• Ability to lead projects independently and drive them to completion.

Requirements

• Full Stack Web Development experience, preferably in the education technology domain, with knowledge of Learning Management Systems (LMS), content filtering, and authentication systems.

• Proficiency in C, C++, or Rust for Linux-based networking applications.
• Strong front-end development skills with HTML, JavaScript, and CSS.
• Understanding and experience with AI tools, with the ability to implement them for:
• Enhancing software engineering productivity.
• Automating network administration tasks.

• Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to:
• Present ideas clearly through in-person discussions, whiteboard sessions, technical documentation, and business-level summaries.
• Engage and influence customers, stakeholders, and team members effectively.

• Experience working with large codebases, including:
• Navigating and refactoring complex projects.
• Using distributed version control for collaboration.

• Proven track record of improving agile development processes, such as:
• Implementing automation to enhance product quality.
• Monitoring and analyzing processes for continuous improvement.

• Strong awareness of industry trends, actively researching innovations and new product releases.
• Passion for software development, demonstrated through:
• Personal projects or contributions to open-source communities.
• A curiosity-driven approach to learning, improving, and innovating.