SUMMARY
To deliver desired, sustainable business outcomes and assure the integrity and continuity of our systems. This position is responsible for developing, maintaining, and supporting AutoZone’s hardware, software, and/or network systems. This includes teaching domain expertise, providing technical guidance and mentoring, resolving problems, and training as required.
RESPONSIBILITIES
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Participates in any and potentially all roles of the systems development life cycle.
- Roles may vary by project and assignment. This may include but is not limited to: Developing and/or maintaining software applications, Debug, coding, Test (QA/QE), writing documentation, roll out software, production support, gathering requirements, and developing formal program specifications Responsible for defining code specifications and how systems will be constructed, Official Code Reviews
- Update job knowledge by studying state-of-the-art development tools, programming techniques, and computing equipment. Continuous learning of AutoZone Culture, Methodology, Architecture, and Software. (Own Professional Development)
- Accurate work planning and execution; Accurate project and time tracking.
- Mentor and teach less experienced AutoZoners.
REQUIREMENTS
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Level of formal education: A Bachelor's degree (BA, BS) or equivalent
- Area of study: Computer Science or related field
- Years of experience: 3-5 years.
- Expert proficiency with the AutoZone software, architecture, and methodology. Technical skills may include experience with one or more of:
- Operative Systems (UNIX, Linux, Windows).
- Web services development through Java and Spring Framework.
- Databases (Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Informix, DB2).
- Google Cloud Platform or similar cloud experience is a plus.
- Solid problem-solving, domain technical, and analytical skills
- Solid expertise in at least one technical area
- Subject Matter Expert in ONE functional area
- Advanced task estimation and planning skills
- Ability to perform tasks with little or no technical supervision
- Advanced conversational English.
