Agile Developer IV
reflexive conceptsAnnapolis Junction (MD)
Agile Developer IV
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reflexive conceptsAnnapolis Junction (MD)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Reflexive Concepts Agile Developer IVReflexive Concepts is seeking a skilled Agile Developer IV to join our team!
The Work:
Modernize 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 microservice applications utilizing AWS native technologiesUtilizing Python to optimize AWS services such as Lambdas, Step Functions, EC2, and S3Building REST services with Spring, able to filter and select complex data objectsImplementing CI/CD principles utilizing Maven, Gitlab, and GitOpsAgile development and delivery of softwareCommunication 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 stakeholdersQualifications: Bachelor's degree from an accredited college in a related discipline, or equivalent experience/combined educationTwelve (12) years of relevant experience, or a Master's degree plus ten (10) years of relevant experienceRequired: An active Top Secret clearance with CI polygraph within the last seven (7) yearsAbility to support an on-call rotationDesired (2 of the below):Java, Spring Boot, or PythonJSON SchemaMicroservice architecturesCI/CD Tools: AWS tools, Maven, Gitlab & GitOps; Kubernetes, Docker, AnsibleDatabase: NoSQL / MongoDB / DynamoDB Query and Schema DesignOAuth/OIDC Implementation experienceTest frameworks and automation to include Cypress and Cucumber
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