Software Developer - AIX

Job description

Introduction
Software Developers at IBM are the backbone of our strategic initiatives to design, code, test, and provide industry-leading solutions that make the world run today - planes and trains take off on time, bank transactions complete in the blink of an eye and the world remains safe because of the work our software developers do. Whether you are working on projects internally or for a client, software development is critical to the success of IBM and our clients worldwide. At IBM, you will use the latest software development tools, techniques and approaches and work with leading minds in the industry to build solutions you can be proud of.

Your Role and Responsibilities
AIX Organization primarily owns the AIX development, having yearly release cycle. As Software Developer, you shall understand the AIX development process, develop overall functional understanding of the products, layers, components. In addition, it’s important to understand and grasp the technical architecture of the components.

The AIX organization primarily works through three functions - Development, Test, L3 Support. Person should be able to work seamlessly in any of the function as well as cross function, own the product delivery end to end and yield the tangible results as set forth by the product owner/ Lead.
You will be a self-motivated and proactive to pick up challenges, think innovative, a problem solver, and a solution designer.

Responsibilities:
·  Product development – Own the feature end to end development independently
·  Understand product roadmap and participate in design discussions.
·  Coordinate with test team
·  Work with other groups in product development to resolve interdependencies.
·  Participate in team and org. level meetings.
·  Analyse customer reported issues trend and improve customer experience

Required Technical and Professional Expertise

·  Minimum 8 - 12 years in Software development
·  Expertise in System Programming Skills (C, C++)
·  Solid knowledge of Unix/Linux internals
·  Proven debugging and Problem-Solving skills
·  Basic understanding of Kernel Programming
·  Proven Interpersonal skills

Preferred Technical and Professional Expertise

·  C, C++, Shell Scripting – 3-6 years
·  Kernel Programming – at least 1 Year
·  Open Source experience is an added advantage