Agile Developer 3 Jobs
clearancejobsFort Meade (MD)
Agile Developer 3 Jobs
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clearancejobsFort Meade (MD)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Title Microservices Developer
Job Description
The Work:
Modernizing a legacy operational system using a microservices-based architecture and cutting-edge technologies. The Microservices Developer will be responsible for:
- Writing java spring boot based micro service applications utilizing AWS native technologies
- Utilize Python to optimize AWS services such as Lambdas, Step Functions, EC2 and S3Building REST services with Spring able to filter and select complex data objects
- Implement CI/CD principals utilizing Maven, Gitlab and GitOpsAgile development and delivery of software
Communication and collaboration: Software Development is a team-oriented discipline. Engineers need to be able to communicate and collaborate effectively with other team members, as well as with stakeholders.
Basic Qualifications:
- An active Top Secret clearance with polygraph (CI within the last 7 years).9 years of relevant experience with a bachelors degree, or 7 years of relevant experience with a master's degree.
- Experience working with AWS tool suite such as OSS, DynamoDB, Lambdas, and CloudWatchRequired skills (3 of the below):Java, Spring boot or python
- Microservice architecturesCI/CD Tools: AWS tools, Maven, Gitlab & GitOps; Kubernetes, docker, Ansible
- Database: NoSQL / MongoDB / DynamoDB Query and Schema DesignOAuth/OIDC Implementation experience
- Test frameworks and automation to include Cyprus and Cucumber
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