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Advantive Associate Software Developer in United States
Are you ready to launch your software development career? As an Associate Software Developer, you’ll play an active role in building and maintaining impactful software solutions while learning from experienced engineers and technical leaders.
This position is ideal for early-career developers who are passionate about clean code, continuous learning, and collaborative problem-solving. You’ll gain exposure to the full software development lifecycle, strengthen your understanding of Agile practices and testing standards, and build a strong technical foundation in a supportive, team-driven environment.
Key Responsibilities
Develop and maintain software components under clear direction and guidance
Implement well-defined tasks, bug fixes, and small feature changes
Write and maintain unit tests for assigned code
Participate in code reviews, both receiving and applying feedback
Learn and work within existing codebases, including legacy systems
Follow established coding standards, architectural patterns, and best practices
Actively participate in Agile/Scrum ceremonies (planning, daily standups, retros)
Raise questions and blockers early and clearly
Use AI tools as a supportive aid (e.g., understanding code, drafting solutions), while maintaining ownership of final output
Scope & Autonomy
Works on small to moderately scoped tasks.
Requires regular guidance and review from senior developers or TLs.
Does not own system design or architectural decisions.
Does not mentor others formally but is expected to collaborate respectfully
Technical Expectations
Basic proficiency in Java.
Ability to understand and modify existing code with guidance.
Familiarity with:
Version control (Git)
Basic debugging techniques
Unit testing frameworks
Willingness to learn:
Legacy systems
Internal tools and frameworks
AI-First development practices
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in computer science or equivalent.
0–2 years of professional development experience.
No prior leadership or mentoring experience required.
New Zealand Based - Fully Remote