Developer - Software Development at MTN Nigeria

Mission:

• The role involves designing, coding, testing, and maintaining software applications. Collaborating with a team of programmers and other stakeholders, software developers translate user requirements into functional code, ensuring the creation of efficient, reliable, and user-friendly software solutions. 

Description:

• Develop designs that support the functional requirements of business application projects and include conceptual, high-level, and detailed design specifications for the build, implementation, and support of these business solutions.
• Complete analysis of and acquire a detailed understanding of the testing requirements for a given design and prepare a testing strategy.
• Assess the implications of a given design's current and future support model and prepare an implementation and transition plan.
• Organize and coordinate the activities of the systems design team and communicate all business process changes to them, highlighting the implications for design.
• Manage workflow processes, document weekly reports per functional area, and provide input to monitor and execute URS.
• Monitor IS development and trends.
• Develop an understanding and lay out a plan for the system's performance and capacity requirements, standards, and criteria to satisfy the customer's business requirements for the solution.
• Liaise with vendors and the business team for pilot execution and proof of concept.
• Complete an analysis of the customer's business requirements as it relates to technical infrastructure design and ensure traceability of the design to the business requirements.

Education:

• Bachelor’s degree in computer science, electrical engineering, or equivalent
• Oracle, IBM, or AWS Developer Certification

Experience:

• 3–7 years of experience, which includes
• 3 years of development experience
• 3 years of experience building frontend and backend systems
• 3 years of experience in integration with SQL and noSQL databases and API consumption
• 3 years of writing microservices