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Knowledge of engineering practices and patterns for the full software/hardware/networks development life cycle, including coding standards, code reviews, source control management, build processes, testing, certification, and livesite operations.
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Fully support all phases of the software development lifecycle (SDLC). Leading Software Development teams. NET Core; Develop applications with a modern JavaScript framework using Angular, React, or Vue; Develop cloud-ready applications using Azure; Implement code to consume authorization framework APIs such as OAuth token, SAML, and JWT; and Design database tables, stored procedure, indexes, views using SQL in Oracle, and MongoDB databases using SQL Server Management Studio.
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Product Engineering is the internal software and applications development team responsible for delivering leading-edge technologies to Deloitte professionals. In addition to application delivery, Product Engineering offers full-scale design services, a robust mobile portfolio, cutting-edge analytics, and innovative custom development.
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If you are a Software Engineering Manager with C. So, if you are a Senior Software Engineer with experience, please apply today! Software team management providing project planning, resource planning, budget planning, and tracking to plans and providing status updates to upper management team.
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As a Software Engineering Manager you manage your project goals, contribute to product strategy and help develop your team. Software Engineering Managers have not only the technical expertise to take on and provide technical leadership to major projects, but also manage a team of Engineers.
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Brinqa is seeking a Software Engineering Manager to assist in developing risk management solutions as part of our Risk Operations Center Platform. We are looking for an engineering manager with a background in software development who can manage our Connector Development Team to build integrated solutions in support of our large enterprise customers.
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Drive improvements in software engineering practices. We are looking for a Software Development Manager to lead a team of engineers who own the content and event management/delivery aspects of the service.
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Senior Manager, Software Development Engineering. You should consider joining us as an engineering manager of Expedia Group’s Property Status and Onboarding teams. Act as a spokesperson for software design standard methodologies - researching and recommending frameworks and architectural/code design patterns.
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In the Software Engineering Manager, Kubernetes Platform Engineering role, that means you have a. You worked at least for 3 years as Software Engineering Manager of a team of high-caliber software engineers.
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Net Core; Multi-threading software development; Messaging frameworks Ultra RabbitMQ, Kafka, and IBMMQ; Developing systems on NoSQL database such as Mongo or Aerospike, and SQL database like MS SQL Server; Object oriented programming; Git source control methodologies using Bitbucket & CI/CD tools Bamboo and Harness; and Developing systems on Cloud Technology such as GCP, AWS, Azure, or PCF.
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R&D Software Engineering Manager. Bachelor's degree in computer engineering, software engineering, engineering management, or related field. Degree in software engineering or engineering management.
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As a Software Engineering Manager , you will take a hands-on role to design technical approaches, contribute as an individual, and help build our team(s). Because our Engineering Managers are expected to be at least 50% hands on, our interview process includes coding challenges.
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We are seeking a talented and versatile Software Engineering Manager to join our team in Austin, TX. In this role, you will work across all three companies within the Group, playing a key role in driving our technical projects and strategic initiatives.
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We are looking for an experienced Senior Software Engineering Manager with passion for technology, people, projects and data. Driving good software engineering practices like SOLID design practices, design patterns, object-oriented design (OO) and object-oriented programming (OOP.
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As a Software Engineering Manager at Acrisure Innovation, you'll be an essential part of the team building world-class software to transform the insurance industry. The Software Engineering Manager is responsible for overseeing people, resources and processes necessary to deliver on engineering goals while providing technical leadership.
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