Software Developer

What You'll Do

• Build and enhance data-driven features using SQL and front-end technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript). 
• Translate business requirements into clear, testable, and maintainable components. 
• Contribute to the configuration and extension of our core platform to meet client-specific needs - similar to building custom functionality on top of Salesforce. 
• Participate in Agile rituals including daily standups, sprint planning, and retrospectives. 
• Contribute to peer reviews both as a reviewee and reviewer-in-training. 
• Log and communicate work clearly via tickets, with ownership and transparency. 
• Write simple unit or functional tests, and follow guidelines for accessibility and testability. 
• Own the debugging and iteration process for your own work. 
• Raise flags early when business requirements are unclear or incomplete. 

What You'll Bring

• Proficiency in SQL: joins, stored procedures, CRUD operations, and basic performance tuning. 
• Working knowledge of HTML, CSS (Bootstrap), and JavaScript. 
• Understanding of fundamental programming concepts (variables, loops, functions, error handling). 
• Ability to interpret and execute against business and functional requirements. 
• Familiarity with Agile delivery frameworks (Scrum, Kanban, or SAFe). 
• Bonus points for exposure to VB.NET or C#.NET 

Who You Are

• You’re tenacious, not passive. You ask questions, raise your hand, and seek clarity. 
• You’re resourceful - comfortable troubleshooting independently before escalating. 
• You’re a self-starter who doesn’t wait for work -  you find ways to add value. 
• You own your learning - from new tech stacks to domain-specific logic. 
• You welcome feedback and use it to improve continuously. 
• You take initiative and align your actions with team and customer goals. 

What Success Looks Like

• Within your first 90 days, you’ll be expected to: 
• Write optimized, multi-table SQL queries and build basic stored procedures independently. 
• Build clean, responsive UI elements using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript per project standards. 
• Complete assigned tasks within estimated timeframes, requiring minimal rework. 
• Deliver low- to medium-complexity tasks independently. 
• Participate actively in Agile rituals, estimation, and team ceremonies. 
• Communicate clearly, provide regular updates, and flag blockers early. 
• Write production-ready code that passes code review, testing, and customer acceptance. 
• Show measurable progress toward learning .NET (VB or C#). 
• Expand SQL proficiency by tackling progressively complex challenges. 
• By month four, you should be demonstrating equitable productivity with your peers - able to handle assigned work independently, contribute meaningfully to the team, and actively support code quality and customer outcomes.