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Developing the future world of work

We’re now navigating a world that’s increasingly virtual, but no less connected, thanks to the possibilities realized by talented software developers like you.

As organizations seek to grow by creating ever-more intuitive user experiences and stronger internal networks, your skills are in high demand. It makes now a great time to secure a new job and forge ahead in your career. 

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Employers don’t want to miss out on the value that developers can offer. Whether you’re a front end, back end, or full stack developer, whether you want to work at a disruptive, edgy new start-up, an ASX listed or multinational enterprise, we’re here to help you realize your potential.

Our network of employer contacts? Unrivalled. Our expertise in matching developers with career opportunities that are just right for them? No contest. What will you get from us? Roles you can get excited about and support to secure them.

Find your nearest office to get in touch with us, or send your latest resume and we’ll see if your skills fit any roles available.

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Your software developer job questions, answered

What programming languages does a software developer use most?

This depends on the type of software developer – for a front end developer mostly focused on the design aspect, React, Angular, Vue, JavaScript, HTML and CSS are mostly used. A back end developer who works on server side coding and integration mainly uses .NET, C#, SQL, Java, PHP, Python, and full stack software developers will use a combination of both.

What software development skills are most in demand?

Competition remains high for Java and JavaScript fluency – highlighting the importance of both front end and back end development – and developers with experience in Python and C# are also being snapped up. Full Stack Developers are especially prized by employers.
 
The use of cloud-based technologies and DevOps has grown rapidly, causing demand for AWS, Azure, GCP, Docker, and Kubernetes skills to rise.

What can I expect to earn as a software developer and which languages pay the most?

Your salary will depend on your knowledge, experience, and location. As a Developer you can typically expect a salary of around $100,000 and as a Senior Developer you would typically receive $110,000 to $160,000 or more.
 
Of course, experience with certain languages and technologies is harder to come by, so employers are prepared to pay more. If you’re a developer with knowledge of Scala – often used for big data and machine learning projects – you’re in a great position to secure a high salary. The same goes for Google-developed language Go. On the other hand, the primary language for writing software for OS X and iOS, Swift, is also in high demand as well as its counterpart Kotlin, which is mainly used for Android Development.

How can I increase my salary as an experienced software developer?

For ambitious software developers, a commitment to continuous learning is key to better pay. Constantly refining your coding skills and knowledge of different languages, rather than limiting your expertise to one, will open you up to more than one job type and higher salaries.
 
Working on independent projects aside from your regular role will also help you discover what you are most passionate about, whether as a front end, back end or full stack developer.

What can I expect in interviews for software developer jobs?

Given the technical involvement, it’s unsurprising that almost all interviews for software development jobs will involve a coding skills assessment. Some organizations like to use technical testing platforms such as Codify or ShowTech to validate skills sets.
 
However, soft skills like reasoning and problem-solving remain critical. If you’re interviewing for an entry level software developer job you should showcase these as much as possible, especially if you lack technical experience.

What are the biggest software development trends in 2022?

Cloud technologies continue to be adopted at speed at organizations of all sizes across the world. Cloud-native engineers – already in short supply – will be in high demand. Investment in AI is also continuously growing as organizations want to make use of machine learning and natural language processing.
 
More developers will be needed to build AI functionality into software applications, so any training and experience you have in this area will be highly valuable. Developments in the use of VR, AR and MR will also create a need for more development expertise in these areas.