Software Engineer

As a Software Engineer at Central Bank, your main responsibilities include designing, developing, and maintaining full stack software applications for our core banking systems and digital banking platforms. You'll be involved in architecting solutions, enhancing existing functionalities, debugging issues, and participating in the entire software development lifecycle to ensure the delivery of high-quality solutions.

To qualify for the Software Engineer role at Central Bank, candidates should possess a Bachelor’s degree and at least five years of relevant experience in banking or financial services. Proficiency in .NET, JavaScript, Java, Python, as well as experience with Angular, React, and Node.js, are highly valued. Knowledge of RESTful APIs, microservices, cloud platforms like Azure and AWS, and CI/CD practices will set you apart.

In your role as a Software Engineer at Central Bank, you will work with various technologies including .NET, JavaScript, Node.js, React, and Python. You’ll also deal with databases such as SQL Server and PostgreSQL, and engage with cloud services like Azure and AWS, ensuring that you're at the forefront of modern software development.

At Central Bank, our Software Engineers enjoy a collaborative and flexible work environment. We adhere to agile methodologies and value open communication. You’ll be part of a team that is passionate about innovation and quality, where your input and ideas are not only welcomed but encouraged as we strive to meet our business goals.

Central Bank is committed to the professional growth of our Software Engineers. We offer ongoing training opportunities, encourage participation in industry conferences, and foster an environment of knowledge sharing. As a team, we support each other in staying updated on emerging technologies and best practices.

When answering this question, highlight specific projects you've worked on, the technologies you used, and your role in the development process. Share your approach to problem-solving and emphasize your experience in both frontend and backend development.

Discuss the secure coding practices you follow, such as input validation, output encoding, and regular code reviews. Mention any tools you use for security testing and how you stay informed about the latest vulnerabilities.

Talk about your experience with agile frameworks like Scrum or Kanban. Describe how you’ve participated in sprint planning, daily stand-ups, or retrospectives to enhance team collaboration and delivery of software.

Share strategies you use to prioritize tasks effectively, communicate with your team about workloads, and stay organized through the development lifecycle. Highlight any past experiences where you've successfully delivered quality work under pressure.

Mention specific cloud platforms like Azure and AWS, detailing projects where you used these services for deployment, storage, or computing. Talk about any challenges you’ve faced and how you overcame them.

Discuss your background in building or integrating RESTful APIs and microservices. Provide examples of how these architectures have benefited your projects in terms of scalability and maintenance.

Explain your systematic approach to debugging. This can include using logging, monitoring tools, and peer reviews. Provide an example of a challenging bug you encountered and how you resolved it.

Emphasize the importance of clear documentation for future maintenance and onboarding new team members. Discuss how you document your processes and code during development to support knowledge transfer.

Provide a detailed example of a project where you successfully collaborated with team members or external stakeholders. Highlight your role, the contribution of others, and the resulting success of the project.

Share your understanding of CI/CD and its benefits for software development. Discuss any tools you’ve used, such as Jenkins or GitHub Actions, and how they’ve improved the development workflow in your experience.