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Web Developer

Posted 3 days ago

integrated resourcesSterling (VA)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Web Developer Ideal candidate will have 5-8 years of software development experience particularly in Java with an emphasis on web development, as well as experience with JavaScript, REST, AWS, NodeJS and Agile methodologies. Candidate should have these skills, and be interested in learning the latest, cutting-edge, technologies like micro services, Scala, Nodejs, Play Framework, and EmberJS.Build highly usable, performant web services and web applications using AWS NodeJS/Express that optimize conversion and growth Develop functional and well-architected web services to deliver functionality and support scalability and flexibility Develop, Refactor and optimize our NodeJS /Express code for reliability, performance, simplicity and maintainability Join a highly collaborative team in an energetic environment Web Development Server side JavaScript development, NodeJS and/or Scala Play Experience with Bookshelf and Trex preferredRESTAWS implementations Experience with one of more server side web frameworks NodeJS/Express/Bookshelf, Scala/Play, Python/Django, Ruby/Rails Knowledge of Oracle, SQL and good schema and query design preferred Java Full stack developer with 3-5 years of experience having experience in Agile and Scrum methodologies. Top 3 Must haves : Web based API Development, writing codes in NodeJS, understanding of ELB (AWS implementation experience is a bonus) Position based in Sterling, VA- open for skype interviews All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

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