Job Vacancies at Turing.com

Responsibilities:

Here’s what one of our remote Java jobs would entail:

• Design and implement Java-based applications

• Define application objectives, features, and functionality

• Design, develop, and test software applications

• Debug and resolve technical issues

• Produce detailed design documentation

• Analyze existing Java infrastructure and recommend improvements

Requirements

We, at Turing, hire software engineers who meet the following requirements:

• Bachelor’s/Master’s degree in Computer Science (or equivalent experience)

• 3+ years of experience in software development using Java (we make rare exceptions if you are highly skilled) 

• Good understanding of JVM, and Java EE platforms

• Proficiency in Java data structures, algorithms, and software design

• The ability to work full-time (40 hours/week) concurrently with US time zones for a minimum of 4 hours/day 

Additionally, Turing reviews your communication skills and English fluency to ensure effortless collaboration with engineering managers at U.S. software companies.

Here’s everything you need to know to land one of our remote Java developer jobs: https://turing.com/kr3qbV

All geared up to apply? Take our exciting coding challenge now: https://turing.com/8rjL9V

Interested in more back-end roles? Take a look at more such jobs: https://turing.com/DEMBar

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Responsibilities:

Here’s what one of our top-tier Turing jobs would entail:

• Build state-of-the-art, cutting-edge applications using PHP and other assorted systems and technologies

• Ensure efficient integration of user-centered elements developed by front-end teams

• Craft solutions to complex architectural problems and performance challenges

• Join forces with a cross-functional team of brilliant engineers, designers and product managers

Job Description:

To become part of the exclusive Turing Developers’ team, PHP developers would need the following:

• Bachelor's/Master’s degree in Computer Science (or equivalent experience); senior developers have access to even more opportunities at Turing.com

• 3+ years of experience with software development life-cycle and processes

• Knowledge of object-oriented PHP programming and PHP web frameworks such as Laravel

• Strong knowledge of source control systems and best practices (Git, Merging, Branching, Pull Requests, etc.)

• Strong knowledge and understanding of algorithm optimization and distributed systems

• Solid understanding of continuous integration, deployment and monitoring

Additionally, we at Turing review communication skills and English fluency to ensure effortless collaboration with engineering managers at U.S. software companies.

All geared up to become a Turing remote developer? Take our exciting coding challenge now: https://turing.com/8rjL9V

Here’s everything you need to know to become a Turing Remote PHP Developer: https://turing.com/Y706dE

Interested in more back-end roles? Take a look: https://turing.com/DEMBar

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Responsibilities:

Here’s what one of our top-tier Turing jobs would entail:

• Build a host of back-end services in tandem with their front-end counterparts

• Write and maintain testable, scalable, highly-readable code

• Continually expand and refine your designs and implementations to meet customers' needs

• Join forces with a cross-functional team of brilliant engineers, designers, and product managers

Job Description:

To become part of the exclusive Turing Developers’ Team, Python developers would need the following:

• Bachelor's/Master’s degree in Computer Science (or equivalent experience); senior developers have access to even more opportunities at Turing.com

• 3+ years of experience with software development life-cycle and processes, with particular specialization and expertise in Python

• Experience working with Django, Flask, Docker, or other frameworks 

• Strong knowledge and understanding of algorithm optimization and distributed systems

• Solid understanding of continuous integration, deployment and monitoring

Additionally, we at Turing review communication skills and English fluency to ensure effortless collaboration with engineering managers at U.S. software companies.

All geared up to become a Turing remote developer? Take our exciting coding challenge now: https://turing.com/8rjL9V

Here’s everything you need to know to become a Turing Remote Python Developer: https://turing.com/Br8jlV

Interested in more back-end roles? Take a look: https://turing.com/DEMBar

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Responsibilities:

Here’s what one of our top-tier Turing jobs would entail:

• Create compelling experiences with our end-users in mind

• Expand and continually refine the user experience to meet your customers' evolving needs 

• Leverage native APIs for deep integrations with both iOS and Android platforms

• Joining forces with a cross-functional team of brilliant engineers, designers, and product managers

Job Description:

To become part of the exclusive Turing Developers’ Team, React Native developers would need the following:

• Bachelor's/Master’s degree in Computer Science (or equivalent experience); senior developers have access to even more opportunities at Turing.com

• 3+ years of experience with software development life-cycle and processes

• Significant know-how of modern mobile technologies, particularly React Native 

• Hands-on knowledge of REST API design and service development 

• Experience with large systems, complex code bases and source code control systems such as GitHub

• Experience building and supporting mission critical user-facing systems

Additionally, we at Turing review communication skills and English fluency to ensure effortless collaboration with engineering managers at U.S. software companies.

• All geared up to become a Turing remote developer? Take our exciting coding challenge now: https://turing.com/8rjL9V
• Here’s everything you need to know to become a Turing Remote React Native Developer: https://turing.com/BEpQDr
• Interested in more mobile development roles? Take a look: https://turing.com/6rqM1r