Software Engineer II（軟體工程師 II）
Global Payments1 month ago
Taipei, TaiwanMid Level
Responsibilities
- Develop basic to moderately complex front-end or back-end code for internal and external client software solutions.
- Create program specifications, application documentation, implementation plans, and other software development deliverables.
- Analyze, modify, test, validate, and debug code changes, including unit testing and corrective measures.
- Analyze existing applications and formulate logic, procedures, flowcharts, and coding solutions for new applications.
- Apply application procedures, methodologies, standards, and Payment Card Industry security compliance requirements.
- Recommend changes to development, maintenance, and system standards while collaborating with business and technology teams.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Business, Management Information Systems, or a related field.
- Typically at least 2 years of professional experience in coding, designing, developing, and analyzing data.
- Experience with two or more modern enterprise programming languages, APIs, external services, relational databases, and NoSQL databases.
- The posting also specifies 4+ years of professional coding, design, development, and data-analysis experience together with IBM Rational Tools experience.
- Ability to handle moderately complex technical problems, exercise judgment, collaborate across teams, and work with general supervision.
- Familiarity with multiple technology domains, including operating systems, databases, programming languages, web and mobile development technologies, development tools, and machine learning frameworks.
Benefits
- Global and inclusive team environment with opportunities to learn from experienced colleagues.
- Dynamic career opportunities in a global payments company and exposure to international teams and commerce.
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About Global Payments
Global Payments is a public payment technology and merchant services company that provides card acceptance, ecommerce, POS, and integrated software to businesses and financial institutions. It earns primarily from transaction processing fees and software subscriptions, and trades on the NYSE as GPN. Headquartered in Atlanta, it is a Fortune 500 company and combined with TSYS in 2019 to add issuer processing and banking partnerships.