Software Developer
Software Developer
Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Applies knowledge and provides guidance to all phases of the software development lifecycle
- Applies knowledge in analyzing user/business needs and functionality to plan and design software systems to meet those needs
- Applies knowledge in creating advanced models and diagrams that show programmers the software code needed for an application
- Provides analysis for reports on software project specifications, activities, or status
- May provide guidance and work leadership to less-experienced analysts
- May act as a consultant across multiple programs and/or contracts within a division
- Experience with Angular
- Experience with Java
- Willing to develop and implement solutions in a dispersed team environment
- Experience working on a SCRUM team supporting Lean Agile Framework
- Conducts routine quality assurance activities such as peer reviews
- Experience with GIT and Jenkins
- Demonstrated experience with webservice design and development
- Experience with continuous integration, test automation and DevOpsFamiliar with LINUX environments
- Translate system requirements from both formal and informal requirements into complex application interfaces
- Knowledge of JAVA DataBase Connectivity (JDBC), Open DataBase Connectivity (ODBC), or direct data base interfaces is required to successfully develop in the environment
- Experience implementing micro services (preferable micro front end)
- Government customer architecture/engineering board experience
- Experience implementing AWS cloud solutions
- Experience with automated CI/CD pipelines
- Experience with distributed data architectures
- Experience discussing technical topics with non-technical people
- Puppet module development Terraform development
Before you apply
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Two examples you can talk through
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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