The phrase 'software expert' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to someone who is highly knowledgeable about computer software. For example, "John is a software expert who has years of experience in coding."
While the competition element of the event appealed to participants, the prizes themselves were "completely secondary", according to Neil Mansilla, a software expert who attended the event.
The diffident but apparently competent software expert of "Whatever" addresses some specifically aesthetic questions: "The progressive effacement of human relationships is not without certain problems for the novel...
The court filing, written by Laurence Lessig, a legal scholar and software expert, came at the request of Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson.
The diffident but apparently competent software expert of "Whatever" addresses some specifically aesthetic questions: "The progressive effacement of human relationships is not without certain problems for the novel..
In an extreme example of online heckling, anonymous comments directed at Kathy Sierra, a software expert behind the blog Creating Passionate Users, devolved from criticisms of her musings on technology to threats of suffocation, rape and hanging.
"I remember watching television late at night and watching Maradona's goal against England," Zhang Li, a computer software expert from Shanghai, said in nearly perfect English, about the historic Hand-of-God goal in Mexico in 1986.
But it is interested in gaining access to Western markets for its well-qualified software experts.
Nokia's development process was long dominated by hardware engineers; software experts were marginalized.
There is no shortage of theories among the software experts who have been battling the program.
There are other areas I could mention, but I assume your software experts are on top of it.
The C.D.U.'s embrace is warmer for software experts than asylum-seekers, but it is nevertheless a long overdue change.
