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AWS Developer

Posted 2 days ago

purple drive technologiesHenrico (VA)

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About the role

Purple DriveAWS DeveloperShare Mc Lean, VAPDT - 9673
Overview
Role: AWS DeveloperExp 8-10 yearsSkills: Digital: Amazon Web Service (AWS) Cloud Computing, Angular 13+, Core JavaDesign, develop, and deploy web applications using AWS services such as EC2, S3, Lambda, and DynamoDBDevelop and maintain serverless architectures using AWS services such as API Gateway, CloudFormation, and CloudWatchCreate and maintain automated deployment pipelines using AWS Code Pipeline and Code BuildDesign and develop RESTful APIs using AWS API Gateway and LambdaDevelop and maintain automated testing frameworks using AWS services such as Code Build and Code DeployDesign and develop cloud-native applications using AWS services such as ECS, EKS, and FargateDevelop and maintain cloud infrastructure using AWS services such as CloudFormation and CloudWatchMonitor and troubleshoot application performance using AWS services such as CloudWatch and X-RayDevelop and maintain security best practices for AWS services such as IAM, KMS, and CloudTrailDevelop and maintain CICD pipelines using AWS services such as Code Pipeline and Code BuildDesign and develop serverless applications using AWS services such as Lambda and Step FunctionsDevelop and maintain automated backup and disaster recovery solutions using AWS services such as EBS and S3roles Generic Managerial Skills, If any Good communication and team working skills

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