Software Developer II
You will contribute to the development and enhancement of applications by executing AI-native workflows within a spec-driven development framework. Working under the guidance of senior technical staff, you will use AI agents to generate code and automated tests, ensuring high quality and alignment with product objectives. You are a passionate learner and want to grow your career by mentorship and trying new things.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Execution: Implement .NET solutions from defined high-level specs using AI agents and GitHub Copilot.
Quality Assurance: Maintain a "Test First" mentality by verifying that AI-generated code meets functional and security requirements.
Collaboration: Participate in cross-functional processes and work closely with product and design teams to meet delivery goals.
Maintenance: Help minimize technical debt by ensuring code maintainability and following established best practices.
Continuous Learning: Stay updated on technology trends and refine skills in multi-LLM workflows.
Experience and Education
Proficiency: Spec-Driven Development (SDD), VS Code, and GitHub Copilot.
Technical Stack: Must have experience with .NET 6+, C#, SQL, Git, and RESTful web services.
Education: Bachelor’s degree in a computer-related field and approximately 2–4 years of experience in solution delivery.
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