Associate Manager, Full Stack Engineer

Role Overview As an Associate Manager, Software Engineer you will design, develop, and maintain software systems. This role involves both creative and analytical skills to solve complex problems and create efficient, reliable software. You will use your expertise in requirements analysis, programming languages, software development methodologies, and tools to build and deliver software products that meet the needs of businesses, organizations, or end-users. You will work with other engineers, product managers and delivery leads, to design systems, determine functional and non-functional needs and implement solutions accordingly. You should be ready to work independently as well as in a team. What will you do in this role Design, code, verify, test, document, amend and refactor moderately complex applications and software configurations for deployment in collaboration with cross-disciplinary teams across various regions worldwide. Identify and resolve minor design issues. Also, identify alternative design options and seek guidance when deviating from established design patterns. Acquire practical knowledge through hands-on implementation in real projects. Partner with team members and seek guidance when needed. Work within a matrix organizational structure, reporting to both the functional manager and the Product manager. Participate in Product planning, execution, and delivery, ensuring alignment with both functional and Product goals. What should you have Bachelors degree in information technology, Computer Science or any Technology stream. 1+ years of hands-on experience in full stack software development, cloud engineering, and software architecture, preferably in a manufacturing or industrial environment . Strong proficiency in full stack development technologies and frameworks, including front-end (e.g., JavaScript, React), back-end (e.g., Go, Node.js, Python), and databases (e.g., SQL, NoSQL). Experience in cloud engineering and architecture, with proficiency in Amazon Web Services (AWS) Familiarity with DevOps practices (Git, infrastructure as code, observability, continuous integration/continuous deployment - CI/CD). Cloud-native, ideally AWS certified. Product and customer-centric approach.