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US_East | Software Developer - Client Server_L2

Posted 3 days ago

redolentAustin (TX)

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$70/hr

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Job TitleC++/Golang Developer Work Location Austin, TXRate$70/hrRequired Technical & Professional Expertise • Should have 5+ experience in C/C++ programming. • Proficient with one or more programming language: Python, Go, Java, JavaScript, PHP, etc. • Knowledge of one or more scripting language. • Should have 3-5 experience on Full stack development and Microservices Architecture. • Must have Networking and Cloud Domain Experience • Proven experience implementing distributed applications in a container environment (Docker/Kubernetes) along with considerable experience configuring and administrating Linux (or other Unix-like) systems • Software engineering experience designing Enterprise Cloud Applications with Go Lang, NodeJS, Angular JS, Javascript, Python etc. • Proven experience in UI Development technologies such as HTML/CSS, JSON and REST API development experience (APIs like REST / RESTful APIs). • Experience in any Databases like Postgres or any No SQL DB. • Expertise in defining business architecture, business process definition & modelling, use cases, and requirements definition, and associated best practice processes for defining these artifacts • Proven proficiency in grasping requirements and building illustrative features with minimal specifications • Experience working in agile development environments. Desired Additional Qualifications and Skills • Experience with Docker and Kubernetes • CI/CD tools (Travis/Jenkins)

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