Software Engineer (Perl) (onsite), United States, Texas, Dallas

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Posted: January 22, 2007

Job title: Software Engineer (Perl)

Company name: Pegasus Solutions, Inc.

Location: United States, Texas, Dallas

Pay rate: USD

Travel: 0%

Terms of employment: Salaried employee

Hours: Full time

Onsite: yes

Description:
Works closely with or acts as a technical lead and participates in the
design, construction and testing of the software. Initiates communication
with the project team members for status, project direction, issues, and
concerns.

Completes the assigned tasks on time and delivers functionally tested code
modules as per the specifications in the Technical Design Document. Writes
detailed design documentation and unit test plans supporting the assigned
deliverables.

Performs comprehensive unit testing and ensures that all functional
requirements are met.

Follows the coding conventions and standards and participates in code
reviews. Suggests continued improvements to existing standards. Analyzes
trade-offs and proposes alternate technical solutions. 

Performs defect verification, associated research and analysis, code
corrections, release testing, and testing support. Is available either in
pager rotation, or as required for application outages or issues that are
escalated from other Tier support groups that are classified as
emergencies.

Required skills:
Perl/mod_perl
MySQL
HTML/DHTML/CSS/JavaScript
Linux/Unix
XML


Desired skills:
Ability to work independently.
Good working knowledge of OO programming techniques.

URL for more information: http://www.pegs.com/

Contact information at:
http://jobs.perl.org/job/3528#contact
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