Senior Software Engineer III — .NET/Java, CI/CD & Architecture

Bank of America; Addison (IL); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Bank of America is hiring a senior software engineer to develop and deliver complex requirements, ensuring software meets functional, non-functional, and compliance needs. You will work on architecture components, APIs, WCF and automation, while mentoring teams in CI/CD and test automation.

The role requires 8+ years of development experience with .NET Core, C#, JavaScript/Angular, SQL and IBM MQ. Strong design, debugging, and DevOps skills are expected in a fast-paced environment.

Qualifications

• 8+ years of development experience required.
• Proficient with .NET Core and C# fundamentals.
• Strong JavaScript/Angular and Core Java skills.
• Experience building Web APIs, WCF and Windows Services.
• Experience with IBM MQ and XML data processing.

Responsibilities

• Codes solutions and unit test to meet acceptance criteria and compliance.
• Designs and modifies architecture components and interfaces.
• Mentors engineers on CI/CD practices and automation.
• Executes refinement, requirements definition and estimates.
• Performs spike/proof of concept to mitigate risk.
• Automates manual release activities and maintains automated test suites.

Skills

.NET Core

JavaScript/Angular

Core Java

C#

Unit Testing

XML processing

SQL

Web APIs

WCF

Windows Services

IBM MQ

Entity Framework

Dependency Injection

SOLID/KISS/DRY

Logging/Exception handling

CI/CD

DevOps

Tools

Visual Studio

Eclipse

Rational ADE

Job description

Bank of America is hiring a senior software engineer to develop and deliver complex requirements, ensuring software meets functional, non-functional, and compliance needs. You will work on architecture components, APIs, WCF and automation, while mentoring teams in CI/CD and test automation.

The role requires 8+ years of development experience with .NET Core, C#, JavaScript/Angular, SQL and IBM MQ. Strong design, debugging, and DevOps skills are expected in a fast-paced environment.