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Job Title: Software Developer
Becoming
a software developer, also known as a computer programmer, you'll be
playing a key role in the design, installation, testing and maintenance
of software systems. The programs you create are likely to help
businesses be more efficient and provide a better service.
Based on your company’s particular requirements, you might be
responsible for writing and coding individual programmes or providing an
entirely new software resource. The specifications you’ll work on will
often come from IT analysts.
Software developers are employed
across virtually all industry sectors, from finance and retail to
engineering, transport and public organisations, so the projects you
work on can be highly varied.
Sometimes you may also use ‘off
the shelf’ software. Requiring you to modify and integrate this into an
existing network to meet the needs of the business.
As a software developer, your list of tasks can include:
• Reviewing current systems• Testing the product in controlled, real situations before going live
• Preparation of training manuals for users
• Maintaining the systems once they are up and running
• Presenting ideas for system improvements, including cost proposals
• Working closely with analysts, designers and staff
• Producing detailed specifications and writing the program codes
Opportunities
Currently, about a third of IT jobs are in development and
programming and you can become a software developer across virtually all
industry sectors. So if you have a particular area of interest, there's
a chance you can work in a suitable industry.
In a typical
progression path, you could be promoted to senior or principal developer
and from there to project manager. Alternatively, you could chose to
move into a related field of technology, like systems design, IT
architecture and business systems analysis.
If you’re keen to
work for yourself, there is a chance you could work as a freelancer or
consultant, giving you increased working flexibility. Overseas work is
also available for those interested in seeing more of the world and
working in a range of locations.
Required skills
Knowledge of programming skills is a prerequisite. However, the
particular language will depend on the requirements of the specific
company. Among the skills employers will look for are:
Knowledge of programming skills are a given if you want to get into
software development. You'll need to be comfortable with web-based
programs, as well as traditional programs like Java and Visual Basic.
The key skills to play up when you're looking for a job as a software developer are as follows:
• Expertise in current computer hardware and software• Eye for detail and identifying problems
• An understanding of business
• Analytical and commercial experience
• Ability to use one or more development language (C++, PHP, HTML, etc.)
• Strong communication skills
• Ability to work in a team
How to Apply
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