Software Engineer - (Java, NoSQL,Maven)Hybrid-Sunnyvale, CA
Software Engineer - (Java, NoSQL,Maven)Hybrid-Sunnyvale, CA
Posted 4 days ago
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Lead
About the role
- Bachelors degree in computer science or related discipline.
- What are the top 3 skills needed/required?
- Java, NoSQL(Cassandra/Couchbase), Maven, Kubernetes.
- What skills and/or experience would separate the top candidate?
- Hand On Experience around design patterns in Java would separate them with others.
- What makes a candidate profile stand out to you?
- Candidate should be good at communicate and be proactive.
- What will this person’s day-to-day responsibilities be?
- They will be coding in Java and interacting with others teams on contracts and designs.
- What is the project this person will be working on?
- This will be on Client Personalization Platform
- How will they contribute to the project? What is the makeup of the team?
- The team consists of lead engineers and developers.
- Does the candidate need to be in a certain location/hub or remote?
- Sunnyvale(860 building - Tuesday and Thursdays)
- Will a Client badge be needed at onset or in the future?
- YesIf hybrid or in office role, how many days a week will the candidate need to come into the office?
- Please note that candidates who will be working in Bentonville, AR, Reston, VA or some Texas locations must have a VendorSAFE background check completed.
- Does this contract have the opportunity to extend or convert to an FTE?YesHave you previously hired for this role?
- YesIf so, where have candidates historically fallen short?
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