VG Software Engineer
probityMcLean (VA)
About the role
PLEASE NOTE:
This position requires an ACTIVE Top Secret/SCI Clearance with Polygraph. To be considered for this position, you MUST have an ACTIVE Clearance Level of Top Secret/SCI with Polygraph
Position Code: 03-SO0915-1
Position Description:
Customer is seeking an experienced Salesforce Developer capable of working with a software development team to provide enterprise system support. Successful candidate will be expected to provide software expertise in one or more of these areas: Java application integration, java enterprise services on an AWS Platform.
Required Skills
Back End Skills: REST, Java, JDBC, Oracle Database
Build Tools:
Git, Tactical and strategic improvements to large scale Java products
Documented experience with DevOps, CI/CD routine
Documented Experience with Amazon Web Services (S3, RDS, EC2, ECS)
Translate software requirements into working and maintainable solutions within the existing application frameworks
Implement the product’s lifecycle: Design, development, quality, deployment and maintenance
Develop and adhere to best-practices for developing applications
Continuously contribute to team performance improvement and collaboration
Ability to solve problems creatively and effectively
Experience working in an Agile development environments
Desired Skills:
Documented Experience with Amazon Web Services (Lambda, SQS, SNS, etc.)
Documented Experience with Jenkins, GitHub
Excellent skills in RDBMS DB Schema design and SQL development
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