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The core of every Thoughtworks developer is software excellence. Here, you will thrive in collaborative, self-driven, cross-functional teams, composed of not only developers but also business and quality analysts, designers, project managers and other experts. Together, we will craft software solutions that help make extraordinary impact for our clients.

 

Our developers are proficient at empathetic listening, delving deep into the nuances of each business challenge and translating this understanding into clean, iterative code, culminating in impactful and robust solutions.

 

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People you might work with

Aditi Agarwal

Lead Consultant, Developer

 

I joined Thoughtworks after working very closely with two former Thoughtworkers in my previous organization. Pairing with them, I was greatly impressed with their engineering rigor, enthusiasm and problem solving approach. I felt I understood the meaning of being agile and relentlessly focusing on delivering business value. It has been more than five years since and I have never looked back.

 

I have worked with amazing people during my time here and am proud of being alien to some problems my friends in other organizations talk about when it comes to workplace diversity, openness to change and getting your voice heard. 

Reuben Tan

Senior Consultant, Developer

 

Thoughtworks has always been established as a thought leader in the software development space and I was excited when I joined the organization in 2020.

 

My favorite part of Thoughtworks is its flat hierarchy, it almost feels like a startup where there are no boundaries on who you can talk to or ask questions. 

 

When I first joined a project, it felt like jumping into the deep end of the pool when there are so many moving parts in a project. The good thing about this pool is that there are lifeguards and floats around to help ensure teammates stay buoyant.

Denise Lim

Lead Consultant, Developer

 

I am a career changer who completed a bootcamp to make the transition into the role of a developer. Based on the exposure by our instructor, talks by industry experts, and sharing during developer meetups, I perceived that Thoughtworks would be one of the best companies to work in given the culture, investment in people, and reputation in the industry. With that, I was pretty much set that Thoughworks was the company I wanted to join after graduating.

 

My favorite part of my Thoughtworks career to date is the flexibility in exploring different roles and the ability to switch between clients for exposure.

 

Books written by our thought leaders

 

At Thoughtworks, we deliver cutting-edge tools and technology to our enterprise clients. As a result, we're always learning new things — and we believe in sharing our expertise. It's no surprise that many prominent books in software development and other technical subjects are authored by Thoughtworkers.

Cover of Fundamentals of Software Architecture
Fundamentals of Software Architecture

Software architecture is frequently highlighted as one of the most desirable careers. But there's never been a handbook that gives you everything you need to know to succeed — until now.

 

Fundamentals of Software Architecture explores the principles of software architecture; examines the strengths and weaknesses of different architectural patterns; and uniquely, the book also explores the techniques and soft skills software architects must master.

Book cover Software Architecture: The Hard Parts
Software Architecture: The Hard Parts

All software architecture involves trade-offs. But traditional analysis tools don’t work well for today’s distributed systems.

 

This book provides techniques to help you discover and weigh the trade-offs as you confront the issues you face as an architect. It investigates why architecture is so difficult and provides proven mechanisms to address these complex problems and make them understandable. 

Refactoring

Refactoring is a controlled technique for improving the design of an existing code base. Its essence is applying a series of small behavior-preserving transformations, each of which are "too small to be worth doing", however the cumulative effect of each of these transformations is quite significant. 

 

For more than 20 years, Martin Fowler's Refactoring has served as the definitive guide for those passionate about continually improving the design and maintainability of code.

Developer resources

 

At Thoughtworks , our commitment to tech excellence goes beyond just creating cutting-edge technology. We prioritize doing so in an ethical and responsible manner, always mindful of the impact on everyone who interacts with it. Here are some valuable resources that our own teams use to ensure the technology they build is both innovative as well as equitable and responsible, benefiting individuals and society as a whole.

Responsible tech playbook

As technology becomes more central to peoples' lives, to what businesses do and how they succeed, the ethics of technology must come into sharper focus.

 

The Responsible tech playbook is a collection of tools, methods and frameworks that help you to assess, model and mitigate values and risks of the software you are creating with a special emphasis on the impact of your work on the individual and society.

Accessibility playbook

Taking accessibility seriously throughout the process of development and design helps foster a more equitable tech industry while also leading to better products for everyone. Mastering accessibility begins with acknowledging how much there is to learn. From scope to discovery, to delivery and beyond, we're commited to fostering an accessibility-first mindset.

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