SOFTWARE ENGINEER

What does a Software Engineer do?
1) Designing, building and delivering innovations software solutions:
a) Writing Code
 b) Completing programming projects
 c) Testing and Debugging
 API Integration
 Machine Learning
 App and Web Development
 FrontEnd Development
 DevOps
 Continuous delivery and deployment
 Database technologies

2) Technical leadership
a) Lead and Development and management of software solutions
 b) Define and meet Delivery procedures
 c) Collaborate with stakeholders to meet organizational goals.

3) Coding Languages:
Python
 C/C++
 Java
 JavaScript
 HTML/CSS
 SQL

4) System Design:
a) Define the Architecture, Components
 - Interactions of a software system to meet specific requirements and constraints
 b) Data Analysis and Data Engineering
c) Creating a detailed plan and blueprint for the construction of a software system
 - Considering functionality
 - Performing
 - Scalability
 - Reliability
 - Maintainability
 d) DevOps practices:
 - Continuous Integration (CI)
 - Continuous Delivery (CD)
 - Continuous Monitoring, infrastructure as code (IAC)
 or
   Oracle specific practices (Oracle Cloud) like
 - Container Engine for Kubernetes
 - CI/CD pipelind automation

5) Code Reviews:
- Crucial to ensure
 - Code meets
 - Quality
 - Security
 - Maintainability Standards
 - Improving Code Quality
 - Reducing Bugs
 - to enhance security
 - ensuring compliance
 - knowledge sharing

6) Problem-solving, Collaboration, Communication:
- Coding and Technical abilities
 - Soft skills like
 - Collaboration
 - Ego free attitude to problem solving

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