South Africa: Junior to Mid Software Engineer (Java Python Cloud) – 100% REMOTE – R600k PA posted by E-Merge

We are on a mission to unboring finance. We’re building smart, slick, and scalable software that makes financial services not suck. Now, we’re looking for a Junior Software Engineer with a curious brain, a caffeine dependency (optional but encouraged), and a knack for turning coffee into code..

GREAT OPPORTUNITY!!

What you’ll do (besides looking cool on Slack):

• Junior Developer Emphasis on building a web-based, object-oriented system for the

financial investment industry, including experience with investment products like LISPs, Collective Investments, and Retirement Funds

• Writing clean, high-quality, high-performance, maintainable code with tests
• Develop and support software including application logic and web-based user interfaces
• Focus on meeting business objectives and compliance standards
• Support test and deployment of new products and features
• Pair program where appropriate

Our Stack (aka the digital toybox):

• BSc Hons degree preferably Cum Laude
• 1 to 3 years of relevant work experience
• Experience in Object Oriented Design and Object Databases
• Experience with Agile software development methodologies
• Smalltalk skills advantageous

Skills

• Java
• Python
• AWS
• OOP
• C++
• TDD
• Ruby
• Chef

Reference Number for this position is GZ60742 which is a permanent REMOTE position offering a cost to company salary of R600k per annum negotiable on experience and ability. Contact Garth on *****@*****.co.za or call him on (***)***-**** to discuss this and other opportunities.

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