Senior Software Engineer

As a Senior Software Engineer at Broadridge, your main responsibilities include developing and troubleshooting Progress 4GL applications, engaging with customers to discuss solutions, and providing design recommendations. You will work on n-tier applications and collaborate with colleagues in an inclusive environment to ensure project success.

Candidates for the Senior Software Engineer position at Broadridge should ideally have between 4 to 8 years of experience in Progress 4GL Development. Familiarity with n-tier applications, Unix/Linux environments, and a good understanding of database transaction scoping are crucial, along with strong communication skills.

A Senior Software Engineer at Broadridge should be proficient in Progress 4GL, as well as have knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Familiarity with frameworks such as VUE Js and jQuery is a plus, as is experience with Progress Open Edge Architecture and writing ABL automated test cases.

At Broadridge, collaboration is fundamental. As a Senior Software Engineer, you'll work with diverse teams in a supportive environment that encourages open communication and shared ideas, ensuring that your contributions are appreciated and valued throughout the project lifecycle.

The work environment at Broadridge for a Senior Software Engineer is engaging and inclusive. We emphasize a culture where employees feel safe and appreciated, fostering a space for innovative thinking and professional growth, making it a great place to develop your career.

In responding to this question, highlight your specific projects where you've utilized Progress 4GL. Discuss your role in those projects, the challenges you faced, and how you overcame them, showcasing your problem-solving skills.

To answer this, illustrate your methodical approach to problem-solving, including steps like identifying the issue, researching solutions, and collaborating with team members, emphasizing your analytical skills and teamwork.

Discuss any relevant projects involving n-tier applications, explaining your role in their development and maintenance, and mentioning specific technologies you used, which demonstrates your technical proficiency.

You can talk about your commitment to continuous learning through online courses, attending tech meetups, or following industry blogs. Mention how keeping up with trends helps you bring innovative ideas to your projects.

Use the STAR method to describe a specific scenario where you had to explain complex technical details to a client. Highlight your communication strategy and how it resulted in client satisfaction or successful project outcomes.

Emphasize the importance of teamwork in software development. Share instances where you collaborated with different departments, illustrating how teamwork leads to more effective solutions and successful project completion.

Discuss your background in automated testing, specifically ABL automated test cases, and how it has helped you ensure product quality. Provide examples of how automated testing has improved your team’s efficiency.

Share your experience with Unix/Linux, outlining specific tasks you've accomplished, any shell scripting skills you have, and how this experience enhances your ability to develop applications in a mixed operating system environment.

Respond by detailing your understanding of Scrum as an agile methodology, how you've implemented its principles in previous projects, and the impact it has had on team performance and project delivery.

Outline your approach to prioritization, including methods like creating to-do lists, setting deadlines, and communicating with teammates and stakeholders, which ensures you maintain a high level of productivity without sacrificing quality.