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Java Web Developer

Posted 6 days ago

software technologyPittsburgh (PA)

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About the role

Java Web Developer Education Required Bachelor's Degree
Responsibilities: Develops and supports software solutions for freight railroad dispatching office systems. Ensures features and components meet customer specifications/requirements and adhere to department standards, policies, and procedures. You will be challenged to learn the rail domain and the continually advancing technologies that foster innovative solutions for our customers. You will be part of a global, cross functional team focused on delivering results to our customers. Responsible for software designs and other information (cost, schedule) needed to complete the implementation of assigned work. Must be able to handle working in a dynamic environment with parallel responsibilities and competing priorities. Maintain the appropriate balance between speed and perfection while never compromising quality.
Required Skills/Experience: 2-5 years of Software Development experience using object-oriented languages (e.g. Java) and design principles and a Software Development Life-Cycle. Experience with Angular 2+ or other TypeScript based web technologies Experience with Micro Services, RESTful Web Services, REST APIs, and technologies such as Spring or Spring Boot Understanding of design for scalability, performance and reliability. Experience in version control (Git) Experience with Agile methodologies Strong diagnostic and analytical skills Ability to complete tasks in a timely manner while producing quality work. Excellent verbal and written communication skills Lifelong learner that shares and puts into practice what you learn.

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