Global Energy Petro Senior Full Stack Developer - AngularApp Development

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1 year ago

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About theCompany

This company engagesin the exploration production transportation and sale of crude oiland natural gas. It operates through the following segments:Upstream Downstream and Corporate. The Upstream segment includescrude oil natural gas and natural gas liquids exploration fielddevelopment and production. The Downstream segment focuses onrefining logistics power generation and the marketing of crude oilpetroleum and petrochemical products and related services tointernational and domestic customers. The Corporate segment offerssupporting services including human resources finance andinformation technology. The company was founded on May 29 1933 andis headquartered in Dhahran Saudi Arabia.

Job Summary

We areseeking a senior software developer to join Drilling and WorkoverSystems Division of Petroleum Engineering Applications ServicesDepartment. Drilling and Workover Systems Division (DWSD) supportsvarious Drilling and Workover departments within Upstream toprovide advanced solutions that serve major upstream domains suchas scheduling & budgeting well construction and operations. Asa senior software developer working in DWSD you will be involved indeveloping various applications and systems that optimize theD&WO business through all of its phases. You will also be ableto collect organize and interpret statistical information to helpcustomers utilize data insights and make informed decisions. Inaddition you will be handling requirement gathering andanalysis.

KeyResponsibilities:

Handle the software development life cycle process andrequirement gathering for Drilling and Workoverapplications.
Identify opportunities toenhance the process of Drilling and Workoverapplications.
Develop systems that automatethe process of Drilling and Workover by applying Industry 4.0 (IR4.0) solutions.
Research and developinnovative solutions for Drilling and Workover supportedorganizations.
Align with businessstakeholders to understand needs and objectives proposing andimplementing solutions accordingly.
Mentorjunior personnel and provide consultancy in business intelligencemachine learning and data science technologies.
Lead development projects addressing challengesexperienced by This Company Upstream professionals.
Identify opportunities to enhance the user interface (UI)and user experience (UX) of inhouse applications.
Identify solutions with costsaving potential.
Publish technical findings in journal articles and atintracompany meetings.

Requirements:

Willingness to relocate toDhahran Saudi Arabia.
Hold aBachelors degree in Computer Science Information Technology DataScience or a related field from a recognized and approvedprogram.
Possess a minimum of f5 yearsexperience in Computer Science including at least 2 years in DataScience.
Have experience in AngularApplication Development including web frontend development usingHTML5 JavaScript and CSS3 Angular 11 and writing unit test cases inJasmineJS and e2e frameworks.
Have experiencein Java Web Development particularly in middletier developmentusing Pivotal Spring framework with MVC softwarearchitecture.

Angular,Front EndEngineering Design (FEED),Javascript

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