Applications Developer

Neighborly®•Irving, TX

3d•Hybrid

About The Position

Neighborly is seeking an Applications Developer to join their Technology team. This role is responsible for developing and maintaining custom software using Neighborly® standard coding practices and techniques, creating functioning solutions based on technical requirements, and ensuring timely completion of assigned tasks. The developer will also document and communicate application design, topologies, and architecture, and assist the team in researching and recommending solutions to meet business requirements. A strong proficiency in SQL, including CRUD operations, Stored Procedures, and Functions, is essential.

Requirements

4+ years experience in application development
Data Science background
Knowledge and experience in Microsoft.Net technologies, with an emphasis on C#
Knowledge and experience in common API technologies including SOAP and REST.
Ability to understand and utilize JSON and XML
Ability to communicate (verbally and written) effectively
Ability and eagerness to learn and adapt quickly to new systems.
Must be proactive, detail oriented and possess strong time management skills.
Self-starter.
Ability to work autonomously with little support.
High computer literacy including strong experience with Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel and Outlook is required.
Associates or Bachelors Degree in Computer Science

Responsibilities

Responsible for developing and maintaining custom software using Neighborly® standard coding practices and techniques
Responsible for developing functioning solutions based on technical requirements
Responsible for ensuring tasks assigned are completed in a timely manner
Responsible for documenting and communicating application design, topologies, and architecture in an understandable way to peers and the business
Assists the team in researching solutions and recommends solutions to meet business requirements.
Strong query development through SQL, including CRUD operations, Stored Procedures, and Functions utilizing standard formatting practices