1. Development
• Build, maintain, and optimize software that fulfils specific needs.
• Plan and prototype new features and applications.
• Design system and software architecture.
• Build, maintain, and test Application Program Interfaces (APIs).
• Review other developers' code.
• Test source code and debug code.
• Build and update software development and architecture related documents.
• Test thoroughly new features and applications in different browsers, devices, and environments to ensure they perform the correct task in all cases.

2. Operation
• Find solutions to security threats, viruses, or errors that might hinder the performance of applications.
• Carry out regular security and performance checks and run performance benchmarking tests.
• Stay on track of the application lifecycle to ensure necessary updates are completed on time.
• Monitor and make sure resource of infrastructure software resides, including capacity security protection,
and network traffic.
• Perform regular backup and restore testing including software, infrastructure, and data.

3. Communication
• Meet designers, developers, and project staff for alignment and progress updates.
• Gather and analyze requirements from clients and users
• Attend and speak at application development conferences and workshops
• Document code so other developers can understand and contribute to it
• Project co-ordination and functional alignment
• Interview, analyze, and evaluate current and new third-party vendors.

4. Technical advice and knowledge update and upgrade.
• Remain current on technology trends to keep our software as innovative as possible.
• Stay up to date with new trends and advancements in software development
• Learn and test new technologies, frameworks, and languages, and sharing them with team members.