ERP Software Developer (VIC)
Level 3, 353 Burwood Hwy, Forest Hill, VIC 3131, Australia

About the position
As part of an Agile Development Project team, you will work with key stakeholders and play an active role in software development from identifying requirements, solution design, software development, testing, documentation, and deployment. You will be involved in building solutions that provide effective business software that assists our customers to achieve their operational requirements.
About you
- Technical Skills in any of the following areas is highly valued:
- Any 4GL Language
- Java
- React
- HTML/JavaScript/CSS
- REST API Integrations with XML/JSON
- Mobile App Development in Swift or React Native
- C / C#
- Working knowledge of SQL & database architecture principles
- Successfully completed a Degree in Information Technology, Engineering or Business
- Two or more years’ experience in business application programming
- Ability to analyse business requirements and design solutions
- Demonstrate your relevant business and functional experience
- Keen to learn and ability to adapt to new technologies.
- Be a flexible team player willing to take on whatever needs to be done.
- Excellent Communication Sills
- Able to complete high quality work in a timely manner.
- Ability to work autonomously or in a team environment
- Interaction with key stakeholders to developer effective business outcomes
- Analytical thinker with positive and helpful attitude
- Strong communication skills both oral and written
- Work in a modern, dynamic, and very friendly, Agile team environment.
- Enjoy the support of peers and your management team.
- Enjoy a varied role
- An opportunity to build great solutions that help our customers grow.
To apply for this role, please click on the link below and email us a letter of application, clearly stating why the skills and experience you have meets the responsibilities of this role, along with a copy of your resume.
Please note: Pronto Software does not use external recruitment services