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SIM Toolkit Software Developer – Senior, $90-$100K, N Dallas Suburb

April 1, 2009

SIM Toolkit Software Developer – Senior, $90-$100K target, North Dallas Suburb

Take your Software Development abilities to a new level and expand your skills over time. Hands on role will design, develop, test and support of applications associated with the SIM Tool Kit (STK) that involve secure data transactions for sophisticated mobile devices. Advanced work involves OTA programming. Responsibilities will include development of software in full life cycle, including assessment, testing, documentation and operational support. Will contributed to product definition and design and coordinate with third party service providers. Heavy software development is required (this is a staff development role). In addition to a generous salary and terrific growth opportunities, the company offers a generous benefits package. Relocation may be an option. As a second choice, may consider off hours contractor. If you match these requirements, please send MS Word resume to resume [at] alynpatrick [dot] com for immediate consideration.

Requirements

– 5+ years experience software development associated with SIM Tool Kit. Not looking for a layer 1 device driver engineer for this role (although we’re always interested in that skill set). Candidate will have prior experience with a SIM Tool Kit manufacturer or a wireless carrier that design with SIM Tool Kit (obviously not all carriers will have this).
– Must have SIM Tool Kit experience,
– Expertise with a range of software and wireless technologies such as Java, C++ SMS, WAP, GSM and USSD
– Excellent verbal, written and presentation skills
– Ability to meet deadlines and handle multiple priorities within a fast-paced, high tech growth environment

Helpful terms (familiarity with the products or technologies): Gemplus, orga, BREW, java, j2me, gsm, sms, Incard, Sagem, Anite, C++, OTA, Subscriber Identity Module, IMSI

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Written by David Herrmann · Filed Under Engineering Jobs 

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