Job description
Drives the overall software development lifecycle including working across functional teams to transform requirements into features, managing development teams and processes, and conducting software testing and maintenance. Specific project areas of focus includes translating user requirements into technical specifications, writing code and managing the preparation of design specifications. Supports system design, provides advice on security requirements and debugs business systems and service applications. Applies deep knowledge of algorithms, data structures and programming languages to develop high quality technology applications and services - including tools, standards, and relevant software platforms based on business requirements. Responsibilities: Translates user needs into technical specifications by understanding, conceptualizing, and facilitating technical requirements from user.Analyzes, develops, tests, and implements new software programs, and documentation of entire software development life cycle execution.Performs preventative and corrective maintenance, troubleshooting and fault rectification of system and core software components.Ensures that code/configurations adhere to the security, logging, error handling, and performance standards and non-functional requirements.
Responsibilities & skills
Microservices.Technology Business Requirements Definition, Analysis and Mapping.Adaptability.
Education
Typically 7+ years of relevant experience and post-secondary degree in related field of study or an equivalent combination of education and experience.Seasoned professional with a combination of education, experience and industry knowledge.
Experience
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BMO Financial Group
Bank of Montreal is bilingual -- it speaks Canadian and American business. Also known as BMO Financial Group (or, more familiarly, BMO, pronounced "bee-moe"), the company is one of Canada's oldest and biggest banks. Serving individuals, government agencies, and businesses large and small, it has about 900 branches that provide deposits, mortgages and loans, life insurance, credit cards, investments, and wealth management services. In the US, it owns Chicago's Harris, which offers similar services through more than 300 branches, primarily in the Midwest. Another subsidiary, BMO Capital Markets, performs institutional brokerage and investment banking services mainly in Canada and the US
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