Software Engineer Entry Level | LoadStorm

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Open Positions

Albuquerque, NM

LoadStorm (CustomerCentrix, LLC.)
Software Engineer, Entry Level
Positions are filled, we will consider additional hirings in Fall of 2013.

What you will be doing

Our engineers will all be doing Java software development, with the entry level engineers guided by our experienced software engineers. They will participate in all phases of software creation in an agile process: requirements, planning, coding, review, testing and deployment. Engineers will utilize a variety of the standard Java libraries with their daily work and become familiar with common third party libraries used in the software industry for commercial products.

What we are looking for

  • Eager, self-starter
  • Loves to learn and thrives off of new technology
  • Enjoys working as part of a team of very talented members
  • Excellent command of written and spoken English
  • Minimum of a Bachelor degree in Computer Science or related Engineering area with 3.25 GPA or higher
  • Strong command of Java

Bonus

  • Solid understanding of multi-threading

Join us at LoadStorm for work that is fun, exciting and challenging!

Please submit inquiries and resumes to [email protected] with the subject line “Software Engineer, Entry Level position”.

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