Senior Software Engineer
iconmaPlano (TX)
About the role
Our client, a IT Services and Consulting company, is looking for a Senior Software Engineer for their Plano, TX location.
Responsibilities:
An experienced Senior Software Engineer to design, develop, and maintain a multi-module enterprise quality engineering portal. This role will own both frontend and backend development, building scalable enterprise applications using modern web technologies and microservices architecture.
Requirements:
- 12+ years of overall IT experience 6+ years of Java and Spring Boot development, including REST APIs and microservices 3+ years of React (preferably Next.js) and TypeScriptStrong PostgreSQL experience, including schema design and query optimization
- Hands-on experience with SSO/OIDC/OAuth 2.0 authentication (Okta preferred)
- Experience implementing Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
- Knowledge of API Gateway patterns, OWASP security practices, and application security
- Experience integrating third-party APIs (e.g., Jira, SonarQube)
- Experience with quality engineering tools, test data management, or CI/CD metrics
- Familiarity with AWS services such as ECS, RDS, and DynamoDBExperience with AI-assisted search or chatbot features
- Background building enterprise portals or dashboard-driven applications
- Key Technologies: Java, Spring Boot, React, Next.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, OAuth/OIDC, Okta, RBAC, REST APIs, Microservices, AWS.12.00 Years of Experience
- Why Should You Apply?
- Health Benefits
- Referral Program
- Excellent growth and advancement opportunities
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