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David Careers

Sr. IT Application Solutions Architect (Full Stack Engineer) Washington, D

Posted 9 days ago

esr healthcareWashington (DC)
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Sr. IT Application Solutions Architect (Full Stack Engineer) Sr. IT Application Solutions Architect (Full Stack Engineer) Washington, DC / Hybrid / Not 100% Remote
Duration: 12+ Months
Rate: 65-70/hr all Inclusive
Exp: 13+yrs Looking for USC or GC as per client request. Need Railroad or Transportation Domain experience.
Responsibilities: Java /Python Developer will help support the API Platform implementation. Senior Full-Stack Software Engineer responsible for building web applications using Python, Java, and many other cutting-edge technologies.
Required Skills: Strong Knowledge on Application Development using Software Development Life Cycle SDLC using various methodologies like Waterfall, Agile/Scrum. Expertise in working with various J2EE technologies including Hibernate, Servlets, JNDI, JMS, JDBC, SOAP and Rest based Web services, Concurrent programming. Experience in using Java coding in combination with AWS native services, Lambda, S3, Kinesis Stream Excellent team player with good analytical, strategic planning and interpersonal and communication skills. Highly motivated, enthusiastic and self-starterlambda, ecs, step functions, ec2, ecs fargate, api gateway, dynamo db, docker, cloud formation, Angular, IONICDesired knowledge in any API gateway solution. Working Place: Washington, D.C., District of Columbia, United States
Company: ESR Healthcare

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