Assistant Software Developer

What does an Assistant Software Developer do?

Assistant software developers support the design, development and maintenance of computer software to suit a range of client needs. 

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What are the key skills of an Assistant Software Developer?

Assistant software developers perform a range of programming, testing and evaluation tasks according to organisation requirements.

• Remain up to date with the latest trends in software development
• Contribute to planning meetings and respond to development suggestions as appropriate
• Write and test program code to a specific design brief
• Find and correct errors through a systematic program of testing conventions
• Assist in the production and updating of operation and procedure guidelines
• Contribute to discussions regarding legal and budgetary constraints

How to become an Assistant Software Developer

To become an Assistant Software Developr, you'll need to study a qualification that focuses on Programming so you can learn the skills needed to carry out the responsibilities for the role.

Most Software Developers typically hold a bachelor's degree qualification and other relevant certifications. You can get started with a qualification like a ICT30120 - Certificate III in Information Technology - Focus on Programming and pursue further study as you grow your skills and experience.