Software Architect

Job Responsibilities

• Responsible for IT software development duties for Cordlife Group of companies.
• Creating and implementing design plans.
• Analyzing code segments regularly
• Keeping up-to-date with industry trends and technology developments like: (New updates in Microsoft Application and services, IoT, AI and etc..)
• Direct efforts to designing technical, operational and user requirements
• Liaise effectively between business users and IST to ensure high quality and timely resolution of business user issues.
• Design conceptual architecture and technical solutions.
• Ensure project quality meets standards through KPI identification and testing plan.
• Own partnership with cross-functional technology to ensure consistent, beneficial business users interaction and solution delivery.
• Work closely with business users to proactively identify potential challenges to productivity and work on improvement solutions.
• Application auditing
• Perform unit testing to ensure current solution for business login & data integrity
• Familiarity with software change/configuration management and build processes in a complex environment.
• To work with the user for the FRD
• Responsible for CRM application design and coding
• Reviewing Code work accuracy and functionalities.
• Ensure CRM Application is up and running
• Responsible for IT applications / system task assigned.
• Responsible for completing IT Request on time
• Other tasks as assigned by Line Manager.

Work Experience Requirements

• 1 year or more of programming experience in Microsoft Dynamics CRM.
• Good web programming skill (ASP.NET, HTML, JavaScript) programming Skill (SQL Scripting, C#)
• Working knowledge of IIS Server, Windows Server, Windows SQL
• Advantageous to have working knowledge of Microsoft Development Tools and strong web model concept (MVC Framework Struts 2.0, Spring, HTTPS request & response model)
• Others

1. Documentation
2. Strong understanding of basic software methodology / object-oriented analysis & design
3. Unit Testing