Innovative Software Developer at IBM (British Columbia)

Innovative Software Developer at IBM (British Columbia)

10 Sep
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IBM
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British Columbia

10 Sep

IBM

British Columbia

Join IBM Software to tackle client challenges as an innovative Software Developer. Collaborate in Agile environments to design, develop, and deliver AI-powered solutions that drive digital transformation.

As a Software Developer: Generalist at IBM, you will utilize your skills to craft cutting-edge software solutions that meet stakeholder needs. This role emphasizes back-end development and contributes to CI/CD pipelines, showcasing your debugging and problem-solving abilities. With a robust focus on collaboration, you will align with team objectives and help create impactful software that shapes the future of business and society.

Key Responsibilities:
• Design and develop innovative component-level software solutions
• Contribute to the automated CI/CD pipeline for code integration




• Debug and resolve customer-reported software issues
• Collaborate in Agile settings to meet team objectives
• Deliver offerings using proven back-end technologies

Requirements:
• Experience with back-end development technologies
• Knowledge in CI/CD pipeline practices
• Skills in debugging and problem-solving
• Familiarity with Agile collaboration approaches
• Exposure to L3 support engineering practices

Elevate your software development career at IBM while creating solutions that revolutionize the industry.
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📌 Innovative Software Developer at IBM (British Columbia)
🏢 IBM
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