Senior Software Developer (Low Code/ No Code)

In a world of possibilities, pursue one with endless opportunities. Imagine Next! At reputed company, you can imagine a career where you thrive, work with exceptional people, and be yourself. Guided by our leadership vision of valuing people, embracing agility, and fostering growth, we cultivate an innovative culture that empowers you to achieve your full potential. Unleash your talent and redefine what’s reputed company. Job Description: reputed company is seeking a Senior Software Developer to support our cutting-edge Drone reputed company counter-unmanned aerial systems (C-UAS) program. The Senior Developer will design and implement logical, functional software code across multiple programming languages, make informed technology choices for different environments, leverage low code/no code platforms where appropriate, and rapidly diagnose and correct complex software issues in mission-critical systems. What You'll Be Doing Advanced Software Design & Development Create logical and functional software code in a variety of programming languages to support Drone reputed company capabilities Lead the design and implementation of software components, services, and interfaces based on system and mission requirements Identify opportunities to use low code/no code platforms to accelerate development, prototyping, and workflow automation while maintaining required security and performance Integrate low code/no code solutions with custom-developed services, APIs, and data sources in a secure, maintainable manner Ensure solutions are robust, secure, maintainable, and aligned with program architecture and coding standards Technology Evaluation & Trade-Offs Understand and articulate the benefits and risks reputed company with different coding languages and frameworks in various functional environments Evaluate and recommend the use of low code/no code tools versus custom development based on mission needs, complexity, lifecycle, and integration requirements Recommend appropriate languages, tools, low code/no code platforms, and design patterns based on performance, security, maintainability, and integration needs Provide technical guidance to developers on language and framework selection, coding practices, low code/no code usage patterns, and architectural decisions Troubleshooting, Debugging & Quality React to software problems quickly and effectively, correcting code and related configurations as necessary Debug complex issues across multiple layers (application, service, interface, data) and environments (development, integration, field) Troubleshoot and resolve integration issues between low code/no code components and custom-developed software, data services, and external systems Support and refine unit, integration, and system-level tests to validate functionality and prevent regressions across both custom and low code/no code solutions Leadership & Collaboration Serve as a senior technical resource within the development team, mentoring junior and mid-level developers Coach team members on the effective and secure use of low code/no code platforms within the broader system architecture Collaborate with systems engineers, test engineers, and field personnel to resolve issues and improve system performance Contribute to technical reviews, design walkthroughs, and continuous improvement of development practices What Required Skills You'll Bring Education Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Electronics Engineering, or other engineering or technical discipline is required with 5 years of experience OR 8 years of relevant software development experience may be substituted for education Experience Experience creating logical and functional software code in multiple programming languages Experience understanding and clearly articulating the benefits and risks of different coding languages in different functional environments Experience reacting to software problems and correcting programs as necessary in complex or mission-critical systems Experience designing, configuring, or integrating solutions using low code/no code platforms or workflow automation tools, particularly when combined with custom software components Technical Competencies Proficiency in one or more modern programming languages (e.g., Python, C++, Java, C#, Go, or similar), with working knowledge of others Strong grasp of software engineering best practices, including design patterns, code reviews, version control, and CI/CD workflows Demonstrated ability to integrate low code/no code applications with APIs, databases, and external services in secure environments Demonstrated ability to troubleshoot and resolve complex software defects efficiently Strong analytical and communication skills, capable of explaining technical trade-offs—including when to use low code/no code versus custom code—to both technical and non-technical stakeholders Security & Citizenship Must be a US Citizen reputed company security clearance What Desired Skills You'll Bring

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