Senior Java Developer
technology consultantsAshburn (VA)
Senior Java Developer
Posted today
technology consultantsAshburn (VA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Strong Backend Java Developer with minimum 8 years’ experience to become an integral part of our federal contracting team! Competitive salary based on experience and skill.
Once a week in person is required at this time.
Must be U.S Citizen. (Please do not apply if not a U.S. citizen)
Government project in Ashburn, Virginia, with remote work allowed at this time.
Clean background with ability to pass background clearance; no financial issues; no DUI's; no issues with law
Qualifications:
Core Java and OO concepts
Strong Java back end developer with 6+ years of active development and deployment experience
Strong skills in Java and related frameworks such as Spring, REST, API’s, JSON, Database tier.
Full stack development is a plus
Knowledge about Blockchain/DLT/ smart contracts etc desirable but not required
Familiarity with “GO” a plus
Long term federal government contract using distributed ledger technology
Flexibility for some remote work
Must be responsible committed delivery oriented developer with long term stable outlook
Competitive salary
Good knowledge of SQL and database
Needs to be comfortable with cloud services and related frameworks including Kubernates, containerization, docker, JENKINS and GIT
Deadline and detail-oriented
Strong analytical and critical thinking skills
Flexible work from home options available.
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