Software Developer II (Powerflow - Electrical Engineering Software)

As a Software Developer II at NISC, your primary responsibilities include designing and building robust desktop applications for electrical engineering applications, developing and maintaining RESTful web services, collaborating on new feature development, and troubleshooting customer issues. You’ll also engage in unit and integration testing to ensure high-quality software delivery and adhere to our established software development practices.

To qualify for the Software Developer II role at NISC, you should have over 5 years of experience in software development with a focus on technical fields like electrical engineering. Proficiency in C++ and C# is required, along with knowledge of relational databases and experience with asynchronous workflows. A background in electrical engineering or power systems engineering would be highly beneficial.

Yes, NISC offers a hybrid work model for the Software Developer II position. While you will need to work at least three days a week from one of our office locations, we are open to fully remote candidates who have relevant experience in developing software within the utility or electrical engineering industries.

As a Software Developer II at NISC, you will primarily work with C++ and C#, along with Java or other Object-Oriented programming languages. You will also utilize technologies for container-driven development like Kubernetes and microservices architecture to enhance application functionality.

NISC provides a comprehensive benefits package for its Software Developer II employees, including medical, dental, and vision insurance, wellness rewards programs, a generous 401(k) plan with matching contributions, educational assistance, and numerous wellness and family events. The focus on employee well-being is a cornerstone of our employee experience.

Highlight specific projects where you've utilized C++. Discuss the complexity of the applications you’ve developed and focus on the impact your work had on the end-users or the efficiency of the application.

Describe your methodology for debugging, including tools you use and how you systematically identify and resolve issues. Share an example where your troubleshooting skills led to a significant solution.

Discuss your approach to managing your time and prioritizing tasks. Mention tools you might use for tracking tasks and how collaboration with product managers helps streamline the process.

Talk about specific instances where you've developed or maintained RESTful web services. Emphasize the importance of REST principles and how your work supported application functionality.

Emphasize best practices such as code reviews, documentation, and following clean coding principles. Share any experience you have with using version control systems like Git to manage your code.

Choose a project that brings out both challenges and solutions you enacted. Detail the technical difficulties and how your skills contributed to a successful outcome.

Discuss your strategies for continuous learning such as attending workshops, participating in online courses, or following industry trends. This shows your commitment to personal and professional growth.

Reflect on how collaboration with others enhances the development process. Share examples of how you've worked across departments to meet goals.

Discuss your methodology towards unit testing and integration testing, including any tools you’ve used. Showcase the importance of testing in delivering quality software.

Share your passion for problem-solving and how developing software that has a tangible impact on users drives you. Explain how your interests align with the mission of NISC.