Java Developer - III
samprasoftAshburn (VA)
Java Developer - III
Posted 3 days ago
samprasoftAshburn (VA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Opportunity Also open to: Irving, TX or Ashburn, VAJob DutiesMember of Tiger Team -- a fourth level Development Support team. Analyze production issues across multiple environments and systems. Includes CentOS and AWS environments -- multiple third party products -- in particular Forge Rock Open AM for authentication -- and JAVA, Oracle, and Apache/Tomcat skills. Provide software or environment/data fixes to address production problems in a large scale Managed Security Services infrastructure. Ability to analyze and find a remediation path essential. Knowledge of GIT/GitLab, JIRA, and development environments desired.
Required:
ability to obtain a federal clearance/public trust. Must Have SkillsPrior development skills and analysis required Able to analyze JAVA and related code Knowledge of Angular and portal environments Oracle and SQL desired Centos and prior experience with on premise solutions desired
Desired Skills:
- Apache/Tomcat and associated infrastructure
- Willingness to focus on production support issues and solutions
- Working with customer service and operations personnel a job responsibility
- Desire to do fourth level production analysis, code fix, and support.
- Must be able to qualify for Federal and State Clerances and Public Trust clearances.
- Great written and verbal communication skills and able to clearly communicate under pressure, and express complex technical concepts to multiple developers and support teams of varying knowledge levels.
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