1475 Software Developer jobs in Texas

Minimum 7 years' experience in software development
Minimum 2 years' experience in team leadership
Deep familiarity with one or more of: Laravel, React, Angular, iOS, Android
Experience working alongside a Project Manager or in a structured agile environment
Ability to translate technical complexity for non-technical stakeholders
A coaching mindset

BNSF Railway

Fort Worth, TX 76131

USAA

New Braunfels, TX 78130

Bachelor's Degree or 4 additional years of experience beyond the minimum requirement can be used in lieu of a degree OR Approved certification from CodeUp, Galvanize, VetFIT (Veterans for IT) or eFIT (Employees for IT).
4 years of software development experience demonstrating depth of technical understanding within a specific discipline(s)/technology(s).
2 years of experience delivering technology solutions in all phases of the software systems and application development lifecycle to include leading code/design reviews.
Basic Understanding of one or more of the following: Java, Swift, Objective-C, Cobol, JavaScript, Kotlin, C++, HTML, CSS, SQL, Go, and Python
Developing level of business acumen in the areas of business operations, risk management, industry practices and emerging trends.
Experience supporting efforts to address production issues through troubleshooting applications and systems.
Experience articulating technical challenges and solutions.
Basic understanding of cloud technologies and tools.

McKesson Careers

Irving, TX 75061

Gartner

Irving, TX 75039

Intuit

Dallas, TX 75221

You must possess or be able to obtain any related State licenses, certificates, permits, or bonds and an active Preparer Tax Identification Number (PTIN).
Minimum of 3 years of paid experience filing 50 or more federal and state individual 1040 tax returns per tax season using professional tax preparation software.
Familiarity with Circular 230.
Have full availability for a flexible 25–34 hour weekly schedule, including afternoons, evenings, and weekends, with the ability to increase hours during peak seasons.
Must reside within the United States.
Must possess or be able to obtain any related State licenses, certificates, permits, or bonds.