Software Development Engineer II CC Raster and Imagery
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Job Summary
Overview
In this position you will develop imagery data management functionality in C as well as design and develop UI/UX components in C# using MVVM and XAML. As a part of the Raster team youll support the development of image processing capabilities including adding support for satellite data (optical and SAR) drone imagery and frame imagery. Join us to collaborate with Software Developers and Product Engineers in a professional culture and a challenging yet fun work environment.
Responsibilities
- Use C and C# to develop fullstack GIS applications
- Build software that follows industrystandard design patterns development methodologies and deployment models
- Design test and release capabilities in the ArcGIS platform to improve overall application quality
- Solve complex problems with application design development and user experiences
- Collaborate with other developers engineers and product managers throughout the development process
- Work effectively in an Agile Scrum team environment
Requirements
- 2 years of professional experience with software development engineering
- Strong foundation in objectoriented software principles
- Ability to analyze software/algorithms and identify improvements
- Experience with C and C# or Java
- Bachelors in computer science mathematics or STEM related field
Recommended Qualifications
- Experience developing C COM components
- Experience in UI development using XAML/WPF and MVVM design pattern
- Knowledge of building RESTful web services
- Knowledge of scripting languages such as JavaScript or Python
- Experience using Git as source management system in large teams
- Experience using Visual Studio for software development
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