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Sr. Application Developer

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united it solutionsMinnetonka (MN)

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Role: Sr. Application Developer
Location: Minnetonka, MN (4 days in office)
Overview: Seeking a hands-on Application Developer to lead design, development, and modernization of enterprise applications. Role involves technical leadership, containerization, cloud, DevSecOps, and cross-team collaboration.
Responsibilities: Develop and enhance applications using Java/J2EE, Spring Boot, Jenkins, OpenShift. Ensure systems remain secure, stable, compliant, and up to date. Act as SME and drive solution design, research, and technical decisions. Improve operational areas: logging, monitoring, alerting, metrics, documentation. Collaborate with multiple technical teams and support Agile/DevOps delivery. Serve as an all-around technical utility resource.
Required: Bachelor's degree.5+ years in software development/architecture roles.5+ years with Docker & Kubernetes.
Preferred: Experience with DevSecOps, CI/CD pipelines, and cloud deployments (Azure/AWS/GCP).OS & servers: Linux (RHEL), Windows Server, Apache, IIS, Tomcat. Scripting: Bash, PowerShell, Python, Perl. Monitoring: Splunk, Prometheus, Grafana, ELK Stack. Config mgmt: Ansible, Chef, Puppet, SaltStack. Strong knowledge of REST APIs, JSON, OAuth, Apigee. Domain experience in asset finance / leasing & lending, including:
OLFM (Oracle Lease and Finance Management)
Rapport: InfoLeaseStuckyExperience with Scaled Agile (SAFe).

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