Technology Engineering Trainee - Entry

**What You’ll Do** * You will design, develop, test, deploy, maintain and improve software * You will translate functional and technical requirements into detailed architecture and design * You will need extensive understanding of BDD/TDD practices, code review and analysis techniques, and open source agile testing frameworks. * You will be part of a technical community and participate in code and design reviews to maintain our high development standards * You will demonstrate a real passion for innovation! Any experience with Cloud Platforms like AWS, GCP and Deploying and automating infrastructure/applications using Chef, RPM, Docker, AWS (ECS, ECR), Terraform, etc. will help us on our exciting journey * You will utilize your experience in overall system architecture, scalability, reliability, and performance **What Experience You Need** * Currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or other Technology-related field (Graduation date June 2024) * Experience or coursework in Java or Python or similar programming languages. * Experience developing accessible technologies * You can write very high quality code that is robust and easy to maintain * Experience in debugging, diagnosing, and trouble-shooting complex, production software * Detailed knowledge of modern software development life cycles including CI / CD * You have the ability to operate across a broad and complex business unit with multiple stakeholders **What Could Set You Apart** * UI development (e.g. HTML, JavaScript, AngularJS, Angular 12+ and Bootstrap) * Design patterns * Agile environments (e.g. Scrum, XP) * Software development best practices such as TDD (e.g. JUnit), automated testing (e.g. Gauge, Cucumber, FitNesse), continuous integration (e.g. Jenkins, GoCD) * Relational databases (e.g. SQL Server, MySQL) * Cloud computing, SaaS (Software as a Service) * Atlassian tooling (e.g. JIRA, Confluence, and Bitbucket) * Experience with Big Data technologies such as Spark, Kafka and/or Hadoop or * NoSQL such as Cassandra