Application Developer II
Southern Company1 day ago
Atlanta, GA, USAMid Level
Responsibilities
- Design and develop custom applications and support Southern Company Gas commercial off-the-shelf applications.
- Translate specifications and technical requirements into code that meets performance and coding expectations.
- Create technical design documents, collaborate with senior programmers, and contribute to overall program development.
- Modify, troubleshoot, debug, maintain, and improve existing software and interfaces.
- Develop unit tests, participate in system testing, and produce corresponding system documentation.
- Participate in deployment activities and follow production support processes focused on root-cause identification and mitigation.
- Provide on-call support for routine and moderately complex problems and incidents.
- Prioritize work, deliver project commitments, and flex between production support and project work.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in MIS, Computer Science, or a related field.
- Full working knowledge of the Software Development Life Cycle and development principles.
- Exposure to software development projects and experience with system development practices, methodologies, and tools.
- Ability to develop unit tests for code components or complete applications.
- Working knowledge of various programming languages and ITIL processes.
- Experience with Agile delivery, Kanban, and Scrum.
- Ability to identify root causes for routine problems and provide on-call support.
- Strong problem-solving, analytical, communication, and interpersonal skills.
- Ability to understand project, enhancement, and production-support differences and work with technical design documents and specifications.
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About Southern Company
Southern Company is an investor-owned utility holding company headquartered in Atlanta and traded on the NYSE (SO). Through subsidiaries it provides electric service in Alabama, Georgia, and Mississippi and natural gas distribution in Georgia, Illinois, Tennessee, and Virginia, serving about 9 million customers. Its portfolio spans regulated utilities and competitive generation (Southern Power), with energy from natural gas, renewables, and nuclear (including Vogtle units in Georgia).