Full stack Engineer
unisysRockville (MD)
About the role
Full Stack Developer: Project Description Enterprise Development Experience: Proven track record of designing and deploying production-grade applications using object-oriented programming principles and database technologies • Agile Development Background: Hands-on experience building enterprise-level solutions within iterative development methodologies and Agile frameworks • Software Engineering Best Practices: Proficiency with industry-standard development practices including automated testing frameworks, continuous integration/deployment pipelines, and configuration management tools • Core Technology Stack: Advanced proficiency in Node.js, TypeScript, JavaScript, and Python Experience with Angular 16 or later versions for modern web application development, RxJS, Ngx Formly, monorepo architecture • Quality Assurance & Testing: Ability to develop comprehensive end-to-end tests using Playwright with TypeScript, along with integration and performance testing capabilities • DevOps & CI/CD: Strong experience implementing continuous integration and deployment workflows using Jenkins and/or GitHub Actions • Cloud Architecture & AWS Services: Expertise in designing and implementing event-driven architectures leveraging: Messaging services (SQS/SNS) Serverless computing (AWS Lambda) API Gateway, Step Functions Data storage solutions (S3, RDS, DocumentDB, DynamoDB) Container orchestration (ECS) AI/ML services (AWS Bedrock) Search and analytics (Amazon OpenSearch)
Preferred Qualifications:
- AWS professional certifications This role requires a seasoned full-stack developer who can contribute to enterprise-grade financial technology solutions while maintaining the highest standards of code quality and system reliability.
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