Java GCP Lead Developer
$62/Hour
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$62/Hour
About the role
- Define engineering standards, create architectural project blueprints, and ensure organizational best practices are followed across development teams
- Design, develop, implement, and support clinical system applications. Need to have hands on coding experience
- Mentor and guide engineer team leads, providing high-level technical oversight and strategy
- Lead complex external integrations with other technical teams and third-party systems
- Review requirements and data models, then translate them into reliable applications and scalable technical architecture
- Collaborate with other engineers on an Agile team to deliver code on an ongoing basis
- Conduct design and code reviews with the extended team to ensure solutions meet established standards
- Track, troubleshoot, and resolve software defects
- Complete additional tasks necessary to support project deliverables and ongoing application support
- Agile Delivery and Project Execution:
- Work closely with business product owners on an Agile team to understand requirements, provide feedback, and request clarification as needed
- Partner with the Team Lead, Project Manager, and Architect on planning, estimation, documentation, and status reporting
- Adhere to project schedules and proactively resolve or escalate issues to management
- Adapt to and contribute in a fast-paced Agile application development environment
- Understand and apply SAFe Agile and Continuous Discovery Delivery practices
- Quality Engineering and Release Support:
- Support test execution, including system-level and integration testing
- Work with QA and configuration management teams on code builds, releases, test case design, and defect resolution
- Apply unit testing frameworks and software debugging practices to improve product quality
- Promote software craftsmanship and Agile best practices across the development lifecycle
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