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IT Application Developer II (Remote)

Posted 23 Days Ago
In-Office or Remote
Hiring Remotely in Los Angeles, CA
Mid level
In-Office or Remote
Hiring Remotely in Los Angeles, CA
Mid level
Designs, develops, tests, deploys, and maintains enterprise applications on the Duck Creek platform. Owns features and enhancements through implementation, resolves defects and performance issues, participates in technical design, performs code reviews, supports CI/CD and deployments, analyzes integrations, and improves engineering practices. Collaborates with analysts, QA, DevOps, and product teams while mentoring junior developers.
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POSITION SUMMARY
The Application Developer II is responsible for designing, developing, testing, and maintaining software applications that support business needs. This role operates with a high level of independence, owning the delivery of application features and enhancements from design through implementation.

The Application Developer II evaluates technical solutions, making design decisions, and resolving development challenges, while ensuring alignment with system architecture and business requirements. 
This position plays a critical role in application delivery, contributing to system performance, code quality, and integration across platforms, while supporting continuous improvement of development practices and mentoring junior developers when needed.
 
DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES 
•    Design, develop, and deliver application features, enhancements, and defect fixes including development and configuration within the Duck Creek platform.
•    Write clean, maintainable, and efficient code aligned with established coding standards and best practices.
•    Perform root cause analysis and resolve moderately complex defects, system issues, and performance challenges.
•    Participate in technical design discussions and contribute to solution design and implementation approaches.
•    Collaborate cross-functionally with Business Analysts, QA, DevOps, and product teams to ensure successful delivery.
•    Conduct peer code reviews and uphold coding standards, quality, and consistency across the codebase.
•    Support application deployments, release activities, and environment troubleshooting.
•    Work within CI/CD pipelines and contribute to improving build, deployment, and release processes.
•    Identify opportunities for code optimization, performance improvements, and system enhancements.
•    Analyze system workflows and integrations to ensure alignment with business and technical requirements.
•    Own assigned features from development through testing and deployment support.
•    Guide and support junior developers and contribute to team knowledge sharing.
•    Follow and continuously improve development processes, standards, and engineering best practices

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
•    Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Software Engineering, or related field (or equivalent practical experience)
•    4+ years of application development experience in software engineering roles.
•    2+ years of hands-on experience with Duck Creek Policy and/or Billing platforms. 
•    Strong hands-on experience in designing, developing, and supporting enterprise applications. 
•    Experience working in Agile teams and contributing to end-to-end feature delivery
•    Hands-on experience with Duck Creek Policy and/or Billing platforms is strongly preferred. 
•    Experience with Duck Creek configuration (rules, forms, workflows, product model) and/or integrations (APIs, services, batch processing)
•    Strong written, verbal, analytical and problem-solving abilities. 
•    Excellent planning and organizational skills

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