Software Developer II

Space Coast Credit Union•Melbourne, FL

1d•$99,000 - $104,850

About The Position

At Space Coast Credit Union (SCCU), members are at the heart of the organization’s work. SCCU is a not-for-profit financial institution founded in 1951 and guided by an integrity-focused, people-first philosophy. The Software Developer II designs, codes, and develops new financial applications and web-based systems, and modifies existing core financial applications and web-based systems. This is a six-month contract-to-hire position. The role develops, tests, integrates, maintains, upgrades, and troubleshoots moderately complex internal and external core and web applications, services, and sites. It also provides end-user and tier III technical support, contributes to project planning, and works with vendors, IT colleagues, users, and department managers to establish requirements for software and hardware. The developer uses AI tools to support analysis, implementation, testing, documentation, security review, and troubleshooting, and remains responsible for validating all AI-generated output. SCCU offers flexible schedule options, on-the-job training, and opportunities for internal promotion. The listed work schedule is Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Compensation is $99,000–$104,850.

Requirements

1 to 3 years of experience in software analysis, design, development, testing, debugging, integration, deployment, support, and documentation of core and web-based systems following the software development lifecycle, or an applicable combination of experience, education, and training.
Skills and experience with .NET, React, JavaScript, CSS, jQuery, SASS, Bootstrap, and WCMS platforms.
Experience with Visual Studio, Azure DevOps Server, C#, SQL Server and/or other relational databases, and Node.js.
Experience with client-server concepts, object-oriented programming, web services, and Waterfall and/or Agile development methodologies.
A two-year college degree in Information Systems, Computer Engineering, or a related academic area, or equivalent experience.

Responsibilities

Respond to end-user calls about routine application software problems and assist remotely with hardware issues when possible; route non-routine questions as needed.
Track support tickets in an incident management system, document problems and resolutions for a shared knowledge base, and escalate or assign issues when appropriate.
Design, develop, test, and integrate moderately complex internal and external core and web applications, services, and sites, including maintenance, upgrades, and troubleshooting.
Assist in estimating costs and schedules for software projects using current and proven software engineering practices.
Provide tier III technical support for staff using internal and external core and web applications and systems.
Work with vendors, IT team members, users, and department managers to determine requirements for new or modified software and hardware.
Test new hardware and software configurations for usability and proper function, including cross-browser functionality.
Develop web security safeguards and technologies, and meet assigned project deadlines and goals.
Review, analyze, and modify application systems, including encoding, testing, debugging, and documentation; analyze and resolve system problems and report related issues.
Use AI to analyze requirements, identify questions and gaps, explore implementation approaches, generate or refactor code, explain existing code, and assist with troubleshooting.
Create clear AI prompts and context that communicate objectives, business and application context, technical requirements, constraints, coding standards, acceptance criteria, existing patterns, examples, and expected output formats; refine prompts iteratively.
Use AI where appropriate to create or improve tests, documentation, code-review summaries, implementation checklists, deployment instructions, release notes, troubleshooting guidance, and knowledge articles.
Use AI to help identify security concerns, inappropriate dependencies, error-handling gaps, maintainability issues, missing tests, technical debt, and potential performance concerns.
Validate AI-generated code and content to ensure it is correct, secure, maintainable, properly tested, and aligned with organizational standards.