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Software Developer Job in Big Stone Gap, VA (1)

Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant - PRN

Matrix Medical Network
Pennington Gap, VA
$1,500 sign-on bonus
Health Insurance

Senior Embedded Application Software Engineer - Connected Devices

Axon
🌎 Remote
Remote
401(k)
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Parental Leave
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$100k - $720k / year

Software Developer

TherapyNotes.com
🌎 Remote
New
Remote
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
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$65k - $115k / year

Senior Software Engineer

Officerreports
🌎 Remote
New
Remote
Dental Insurance

Job Description

Working as a Software Developer in Big Stone Gap, VA

There is 1 Software Developer opportunity available in Big Stone Gap, VA all with unique requirements.

The Software Developer will create, redesign and code software modules following well-defined procedures and direction from a variety of high-level operating documentation and technical design specifications. Requirements will be defined in collaboration with Project Managers, Systems Analysts, Technical Directors and Software Development Staff. This person will also provide technical leadership to lower graded Software Developers helping with the development of new applications, enhancement of existing products, and lead efforts for product bug discovery and resolution.

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