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David Careers

Full Stack Java Developer ( React, local or relo only)

Posted 2 days ago

samprasoftMinneapolis (MN)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Full Stack Engineer Hybrid role in office 2 days a week (Richfield, MN) Initial 12 month contract to start - Very likely to be longer-termed/ongoing Knowledge level – Full stack Engineer (React, Java), level 3 & 4, with the work split of 50% front end and 50% backend.
Business Overview: Must have experience:
  • Developing front end components and libraries in JavaScript leveraging frameworks like React, NodeJS and so on.
  • Developing, testing, and maintaining microservices and REST APIs in Java leveraging technologies like Spring Boot.
  • Writing meaningful test cases to test the application at various levels including unit test, functional test, performance test, regression test and load test – leveraging tools and technologies like JUnit, Spock, Cucumber, Selenium, JMeter and so on.
  • Experience using cloud (Azure or AWS) Managed Services / PaaS or willing to learn on the fly after joining the team.
  • Experience using GraphQL or willing to learn on the fly after joining the team.
  • Looking for experience in below, which would be given priority in preference:
  • Experience in modern architecture practices include microservices architecture, event-driven architecture, etc.
  • Soft skills:
  • Team player
  • Accept and solve technical challenges as they come
Location: We will start with local or open to relocate candidates as the company is shifting towards hybrid work model.

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