Senior Application Developer

As a Software Developer at Wipro, you will collaborate closely with geophysicists, data scientists, and software engineers to translate scientific domain requirements into robust on-prem or Cloud software solutions. Your responsibilities will include designing, developing, and maintaining high-performance applications for geophysical and geological data analysis, interpretation, and visualization. You will present architectural designs, break down development tasks, and implement computation algorithms. Ensuring high code quality through unit testing, code reviews, and security hardening will be crucial. Additionally, you will provide technical support, mentor junior developers, and embrace Agile/Scrum methodologies. Key Responsibilities: - Collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop software solutions. - Design and maintain high-performance applications for geophysical data analysis. - Present architectural designs and technical proposals. - Break down development tasks and define clear implementation roadmaps. - Implement and optimize computation algorithms. - Design thin and thick client applications interacting with cloud-based microservices. - Ensure high code quality through unit testing, code reviews, and security hardening. - Provide technical support and lead user troubleshooting sessions. - Mentor junior developers and contribute to architectural decisions. - Embrace Agile/Scrum methodologies and stay updated on emerging technologies. Qualifications Required: - BS/MS in computer science, Geoscience, Applied Mathematics, or related field. - 5+ years of experience in scientific/geophysical software development. - Proficiency in Java, C++, GitLab, Eclipse, CI/CD, and other related tools. - Hands-on experience with GitHub Copilot and familiarity with geophysical software/tools. - Knowledge of cloud platforms, Java 2D and 3D OpenGL programming, and geophysical methods/data types. - Experience with scientific libraries and microservices. (Note: Additional details of the company have been omitted from this summary.),